I will admit the Wingman team tried very hard to help. I don't want to
give anyone the impression that I am slinging mud at them specifically,
I am not. I am however disappointed in the quality of the GP wheel,
which though inexpensive for a wheel is still an expensive accessory for
a computer IMO, and I am disappointed in the inability to get spare
parts for Logitech wheels.
and the "Wingman team" guys. The former is indeed useless in
bunch has been a good and helpful source of info (and spiffy
> > Haq,
> > There's only one other "medium-priced" FF setup & that's the ACT
Labs (ca.
> > $200), which users seem to love. The low-end FF junk is
terrible--TM & the
> > like; the high-priced stuff ($400 & up) is all non-FF.
> > Despite the praise for the Wingman "team" here, I've never been able
to
> > elicit a response from them, and their total unwillingness to
provide a
> > single spare part really puts me off buying any of their stuff in
the future
> > (I own 2 orphaned LWFF wheels, idled by nickel-and-dime dead parts).
> > --Steve Smith
> > > My Logitech Wingman Formula Force GP wheel spiked me off the end
of the
> > > back straight at Monza for the last time today - it is on its way
to the
> > > trash dump. I have been corresponding with the Wingman Team for
almost
> > > a month, trying to find a solution, and they have not fixed it.
I'm not
> > > going to waste any time discussing that, suffice it to say that I
need a
> > > new wheel and it will not be a Logitech. I'm looking for a medium
> > > priced force feedback wheel that has clamps that are either big
enough
> > > to fit around a 5 inch deep desk drawer or shallow enough to grab
the
> > > one inch ledge in front of it. Anybody know of such a thing?
