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Power F1

John Hartridg

Power F1

by John Hartridg » Wed, 07 Jan 1998 04:00:00

Is this any good ?  It comes bundled with the TM GP1 in the UK at
the moment, and I wonderred if I could replace GP2 with it.

Thanks.

John
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The Unexplaine

Power F1

by The Unexplaine » Wed, 07 Jan 1998 04:00:00

John Hartridge heeft geschreven in bericht

No. Power F-1 is a big joke, like Psygnosis Formula-1. It is NOT a sim like
GP-2.

Keep GP-2 or better yet, get F-1 Racing Simulation. It's the best.

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Mar

Power F1

by Mar » Wed, 07 Jan 1998 04:00:00

On 6 Jan 1998 10:09:28 GMT, "John Hartridge"


>Is this any good ?  It comes bundled with the TM GP1 in the UK at
>the moment, and I wonderred if I could replace GP2 with it.

>Thanks.

>John

Lets put it this way... You'll have a brand new coaster to set your
drinks on.

Marc.

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Michael S. Davi

Power F1

by Michael S. Davi » Wed, 07 Jan 1998 04:00:00


> Is this any good ?  It comes bundled with the TM GP1 in the UK at
> the moment, and I wonderred if I could replace GP2 with it.

> Thanks.

> John
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John,
        The other post is certainly correct, Power F1 stinks. The only sim that
takes on GP2 is F1RS, and it is super for a first effort. That said,
those bundles may still be a good deal. My GP1 came bundled with NFSSE,
which I don't play but I sure love the wheel. If the price is
reasonable, pick it up for the excellent wheel. Some in the group will
bash the GP1 as an entry level wheel, don't let 'em fool you. I have
worn out a T2 and actually prefer the GP1 as with the wheel mounted
paddles there is nothing under your feet. I think this setup is often
preferable for someone whos computer desk is not a dedicated ***
station. I love mine, there's my two cents, or New Penny's in your case
<ggg.>
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John Hartridg

Power F1

by John Hartridg » Thu, 08 Jan 1998 04:00:00

Picked the wheel up yesterday - it was 39.99 (unusually good
value for the UK, it was 79.99 last summer !) and comes bundled
with Power F1, Network Q Rally Challenge and the X-Miles add-on.

After a quick test I was reasonably impressed with the Rally game,
but strangely couldn't get the wheel to work with Power F1, but as everyone
has said it is ***anyway I pobably won't persue it any further.

It certainly works great with GP2 which is what I really wanted to use
it with.  I'm very impressed at the solid feel of it compared to the
feel of the wheels available for the consoles.  It certainly feels as
though it will help bring those lap times down - I've only had digital
accelerator and brake up until now, but now I can actually feather the
throttle round corners - not scream in, lock up the breaks, turn in, hope
I release the brake at the right time, then light up the tyres away again
hoping I don't spin out !

John

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> John,
>    The other post is certainly correct, Power F1 stinks. The only sim that
> takes on GP2 is F1RS, and it is super for a first effort. That said,
> those bundles may still be a good deal. My GP1 came bundled with NFSSE,
> which I don't play but I sure love the wheel. If the price is
> reasonable, pick it up for the excellent wheel. Some in the group will
> bash the GP1 as an entry level wheel, don't let 'em fool you. I have
> worn out a T2 and actually prefer the GP1 as with the wheel mounted
> paddles there is nothing under your feet. I think this setup is often
> preferable for someone whos computer desk is not a dedicated ***
> station. I love mine, there's my two cents, or New Penny's in your case
> <ggg.>
>    All the best, Mike Davis
> --
> Michael S. Davis
> Creative Media-Works
> Computer/Audio/Video Convergence
> "from Creative minds spring Creative solutions."
> http://www.racesimcentral.net/



Andrew Carrol

Power F1

by Andrew Carrol » Thu, 08 Jan 1998 04:00:00

Hope you don't min me asking, but where did you get it for 39.99.
I've only seen it for 59.99.

Many thanks

Andrew


> Picked the wheel up yesterday - it was 39.99 (unusually good
> value for the UK, it was 79.99 last summer !) and comes bundled
> with Power F1, Network Q Rally Challenge and the X-Miles add-on.

> After a quick test I was reasonably impressed with the Rally game,
> but strangely couldn't get the wheel to work with Power F1, but as everyone
> has said it is ***anyway I pobably won't persue it any further.

> It certainly works great with GP2 which is what I really wanted to use
> it with.  I'm very impressed at the solid feel of it compared to the
> feel of the wheels available for the consoles.  It certainly feels as
> though it will help bring those lap times down - I've only had digital
> accelerator and brake up until now, but now I can actually feather the
> throttle round corners - not scream in, lock up the breaks, turn in, hope
> I release the brake at the right time, then light up the tyres away again
> hoping I don't spin out !

> John

> --
> John Hartridge              | FUJIFILM Electonic Imaging Ltd,
> ext 3282                    | Three Cherry Trees Lane,



> > John,
> >       The other post is certainly correct, Power F1 stinks. The only sim that
> > takes on GP2 is F1RS, and it is super for a first effort. That said,
> > those bundles may still be a good deal. My GP1 came bundled with NFSSE,
> > which I don't play but I sure love the wheel. If the price is
> > reasonable, pick it up for the excellent wheel. Some in the group will
> > bash the GP1 as an entry level wheel, don't let 'em fool you. I have
> > worn out a T2 and actually prefer the GP1 as with the wheel mounted
> > paddles there is nothing under your feet. I think this setup is often
> > preferable for someone whos computer desk is not a dedicated ***
> > station. I love mine, there's my two cents, or New Penny's in your case
> > <ggg.>
> >       All the best, Mike Davis
> > --
> > Michael S. Davis
> > Creative Media-Works
> > Computer/Audio/Video Convergence
> > "from Creative minds spring Creative solutions."
> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/



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John Hartridg

Power F1

by John Hartridg » Thu, 08 Jan 1998 04:00:00

I've had several queries for this so -

I got the TM GP1 at Byte (in Watford).  It was 49.99 reduced to
39.99 in their post - Xmas sale.

John

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