rec.autos.simulators

by **Zonk** » Fri, 11 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>Here is a site that I stumbled across. It may be of use to those that
>woud like to connect force-feedback controllers and other controllers
>with a 'joyswitch' arrangement! I have never seen one of these devices,
>so I cannot vouch for how it works. The key thing that is mentioned
>is 'MIDI compliant'. This should mean that MS Force Feedback devices
>would work.

I've seen that too, and wondered if it really would work as advertised... just
at $120.... :) jeeeeeeeez.

Makes you wish the Quickshot Joyswitch had 2 midi ports, at that kind of
price....

I just use the joyswitch as an extension lead now, and swap my Saitek R4 FF
and Sidewinder Joystick.....

Z.

by **Jaime Bala?** » Fri, 11 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Could you tell me how good the Saitek wheel works ??

I am planing on buying a FF wheel, but i want it to have a gear stick. As
far as I know only the TM Formula Force and the Saitek wheel have one.

Thanks

Jaime

>I just use the joyswitch as an extension lead now, and swap my Saitek R4 FF
>and Sidewinder Joystick.....

>Z.

by **Zonk** » Fri, 11 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>Could you tell me how good the Saitek wheel works ??

>I am planing on buying a FF wheel, but i want it to have a gear stick. As
>far as I know only the TM Formula Force and the Saitek wheel have one.

>Thanks

>Jaime

>>I just use the joyswitch as an extension lead now, and swap my Saitek R4 FF
>>and Sidewinder Joystick.....

>>Z.

I'm quite happy with it at the moment, except that the "builder" for the Wheel
didn't ship at the tim i got mine- maybe Siatek have completed it now, but i
miss the programmable fucntions.

nice wheel, good strong feel to it.

Z.

rec.autos.simulators

"Joyswitch" for Force Feedback controllers! Link inside.

"Joyswitch" for Force Feedback controllers! Link inside.

"Joyswitch" for Force Feedback controllers! Link inside.

"Joyswitch" for Force Feedback controllers! Link inside.