Has anyone had the opportunity to compare the Logitech MOMO and the Logitech
WingMan Force. Cost for the WingMan is much less. Is the MOMO really that
much better?
Thanks,
Lambone
Thanks,
Lambone
Can't speak for the more recent offerings, but the original MOMO really is
(if you can live with the pedals).
Jan.
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>Can't speak for the more recent offerings, but the original MOMO really is
>(if you can live with the pedals).
>Jan.
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John DiFool
Thanks,
Lambone
> >"Lambone" wrote...
> >> Hi All,
> >> Has anyone had the opportunity to compare the Logitech MOMO
> >> and the Logitech WingMan Force. Cost for the WingMan is much
> >> less. Is the MOMO really that much better?
> >Can't speak for the more recent offerings, but the original MOMO really
is
> >(if you can live with the pedals).
> >Jan.
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> People complain about the "short travel", and when they are just
> sitting there on the floor and I play with them a bit, the travel does
> seem small, but when I'm racing I don't notice it at all (I guess
> because the throttle adjustments I make are rather minute in
> comparison). You can play with the throttle sensitivity if you
> like to give them more feel.
> John DiFool
Exactly, they "look" inadequate, but they're perfectly suitable for the job
they need to do. I have no problems with them whatsoever.
Jan.
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If you're asking for a comparison of the MOMO Racing ($99.95)and the
Formula Force GP ($69.95), I haven't used either. I'd definitely opt
for the MOMO between the two for the gearshift and much nicer
wheel/button layout. Looks like a real nice wheel for the money.
I paid $200 for the first generation MOMO.
> >Hi All,
> >Has anyone had the opportunity to compare the Logitech MOMO and the
Logitech
> >WingMan Force. Cost for the WingMan is much less. Is the MOMO really that
> >much better?
> I have both the original cable operated WingMan FF wheel, and the
> first MOMO (the more expensive one without the stick shift).
> Logitech makes this confusing... The cable operated original
> generation Wingman feels better than the gear driven MOMO despite
> being a much less expensive wheel. These are probably hard to find new
> now, though I'm not sure. I still use the MOMO as my primary wheel,
> since the physical wheel is much nicer, but no other wheel I've used
> approaches the original Wingman FF for smoothness.
> If you're asking for a comparison of the MOMO Racing ($99.95)and the
> Formula Force GP ($69.95), I haven't used either. I'd definitely opt
> for the MOMO between the two for the gearshift and much nicer
> wheel/button layout. Looks like a real nice wheel for the money.
> I paid $200 for the first generation MOMO.
Thanks,
Lambone
Dear Lambone,
I owned a Wingman Formula Force GP before I acquired my Momo.
All I can say is this: The Momo is worth the investment, *and then some*.
J.R.