> > I just got my TM ACM GC and its really good. the steering is so smooth,
> > it works great. Also, I can use my 4 axis controler in win 95 now.
> > Id like to know about the adjustable dial. I know what the instructions
> > say so please don't say read the instructions.
> > I'd like to get less sensitivity if possible. I first used the
> > suggested rate by the speed measure software, 6.5. Then I set it all
> > the way down and that didn't work. Then I set it all the way up, 9.5,
> > and re-calibrated. I hoped that this would make it less sensitive but
> > it didn't
> > I read on SPY'S site that he uses a different value fir each program.
> > Why is this?
> > how can I tune this to my best advantage i.e. reduce sensitivity more?
> > Please someone explain what I need to make the most intellegent use of
> > this dial
> > -- thanx later --
> I'm the SPY your refering to, as explain on the webpage, the problem
> resides
> in sims working in DOS, most of them have a distinct way of changing the
> sensitivity. And in WIN95 you can't.
> IF YOU CAN, return the card (say it's defective) and get what i'm
> suggesting
> on that page (sorry Thrustmaster).
> http://infoweb.magi.com/~ericcote/win95.html
> See ya, Eric Cote
I got my CH Gamecard 3 the same time as my T2, and got it because I
couldnt find the acm, that day... I was pleased with my results, as well
and especially the special setting just for the t2 :)
either card is about 39 bucks or so, and the lack of twitching in my
controls, now, is worth every penny.
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