Wow! Okay, I didn't expect so many requests. A couple weeks ago I started a
'How-To' article on this. I'll finish it by this weekend and post it or send
it to those requesting it. Again, this fix will apply forces to both sides
of the wheel evenly so the wheel won't spring back off center. Its a fairly
easy fix and obviously, once its done, the wheel produces better and
stronger forces. I'll also include how to shorten the throw of the stick
shifter, and for the not so faint of heart, how to align the wheel with the
cross-hairs in the control panel. It'll also include pictures to make it all
easier. Sorry for the inconvenience. Bare with me, the fix is worth it.
Slot
>The fix is quite simple, but you have to take the wheel apart. Email me if
>you want to give it a try. I've also called Phillipe at Gmot's tech support
>and walked him through the fix. They are now offering it as an option
>instead of sending the wheels back for exchange.
>Slot
>> Hi,
>> i just buy a Guillemot Ferrari FF wheel, and i'm not able to calibrate
it
>> in Windows, i need to turn the wheel from15 to 30 degrees clockwise to
>point
>> the center ;-(((, in GPL we can calibrate the wheel and it's OK, but 95%
>of
>> the game on the market take Windows calibration and it's very annoying to
>> turn the wheel to go straight, especially in RC2000 (narrow road), that
my
>> friend (Jim Clark) encourage me to play with, to challenge him ;-))).
>> (if this problem is solved: i find the wheel very good, if it's not:
piece
>> of crap)
>> HELP!!!
>> a patch?
>> any tweak?
>> garbage?
>> "Poele T-Fal"?
>> T1?
>> Gravis gamepad?
>> Gameboy?
>> an old RX7?
>> Stone Cold Steve Austin?
>> IT'S NOT ACCEPTABLE!!
>> ;-)
>> Cyrille
