rec.autos.simulators

by **Dog_heave** » Sun, 17 Jan 1999 04:00:00

Just before Christmas, I purchased two 'demo' T-2's from the closeout table
at the local ComputerCity/CompUSA. Some small parts were missing and some
shifter springs were broken. I sent an email to TM, but never received any
response. I assumed that was the end of it, and went ahead and fixed one of
the units by canibalizing parts. BTW - I also modified the pedals for dual
axis, total investment there was about $4.00 in parts and 2 hours off
tracing wires and bad soldering :-)

Then last week a small package arrived with all of the parts I had
requested, and some that I hadn't, (four extra pedal springs). Took about
six weeks. No charge - Not bad for the modern world.

by **Schlom** » Sun, 17 Jan 1999 04:00:00

Sounds pretty good to me.

I like the buying a demo wheel. I might do that to get a better set of pedals
for my Sprint.

by **Lutrel** » Sun, 17 Jan 1999 04:00:00

An earlier post said that Thrustmaster is upgrading there support and has
had some delays.
Lutrell

>Just before Christmas, I purchased two 'demo' T-2's from the closeout
table
>at the local ComputerCity/CompUSA. Some small parts were missing and some
>shifter springs were broken. I sent an email to TM, but never received any
>response. I assumed that was the end of it, and went ahead and fixed one of
>the units by canibalizing parts. BTW - I also modified the pedals for dual
>axis, total investment there was about $4.00 in parts and 2 hours off
>tracing wires and bad soldering :-)

>Then last week a small package arrived with all of the parts I had
>requested, and some that I hadn't, (four extra pedal springs). Took about
>six weeks. No charge - Not bad for the modern world.

rec.autos.simulators

Thrustmaster Spare Parts - Positive

Thrustmaster Spare Parts - Positive

Thrustmaster Spare Parts - Positive

Thrustmaster Spare Parts - Positive