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Newbie to FF wheels

6 posts by 5 people · 14 May 2002 10:14 UTC - 16 May 2002 09:12 UTC

c5d 14 May 2002 10:14 UTC#120233
I am going to buy a FF wheel. I've never had a wheel before at all. Could someone suggest a good reliable FF wheel (not too expensive) that will work under Win2k. I'm going to be using F12002 Thanks c5
<[email hidden]> wrote in message news:As5E8.2992$[email hidden]... > I am going to buy a FF wheel. I've never had a wheel before at all. Could > someone suggest a good reliable FF wheel (not too expensive) that willwork > under Win2k. I'm going to be using F12002 > IMO, the Microsoft FF is the best alrounder, good pedals, good wheel, good force feedback and well built. I have had a Logitech Wingman FF (better wheel IMO but bad pedals) and an Actlabs Force RS. Hope this helps a little All the best, Ash http://www.siroccoracing.com
The Momo without a doubt. I had a MS which has loads of slack in the centre, the rubber came away from the wheel and I couldnt use the buttons with 2000/XP. The Momo is much more precise and I have become a lot more consistant while using it. -- __________ Steve Levett "Ashley McConnell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:My5E8.67392$oK4.112544@NewsReader... > <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:As5E8.2992$[email hidden]... > > I am going to buy a FF wheel. I've never had a wheel before at all. Could > > someone suggest a good reliable FF wheel (not too expensive) that will > work > > under Win2k. I'm going to be using F12002 > > > > IMO, the Microsoft FF is the best alrounder, good pedals, good wheel, good > force feedback and well built. I have had a Logitech Wingman FF (better > wheel IMO but bad pedals) and an Actlabs Force RS. > > Hope this helps a little > All the best, > Ash > http://www.siroccoracing.com > > >
"Steve Levett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:abqu9i$k7bm2$[email hidden]... > The Momo without a doubt. I had a MS which has loads of slack in thecentre, > the rubber came away from the wheel and I couldnt use the buttons with > 2000/XP. The Momo is much more precise and I have become a lot more > consistant while using it. > > -- >Where you jumping on it? :) I have been tempted by the Momo, but the pedals look like they have LWFF pedals, which IMO is a bad thing :/ Ash
Steve Levett ([email hidden]) wrote on 14 May 2002: > The Momo without a doubt. I had a MS which has loads of slack in > the centre, the rubber came away from the wheel and I couldnt use > the buttons with 2000/XP. That's odd. Was it the gameport version? My USB MSFF has been faultless under both Win98SE and WinXP, is prefectly acceptable in the centre, and still has all its rubber. Looks like you might just have got adud one :-( > The Momo is much more precise and I have > become a lot more consistant while using it. Tried it (okay, only once), and couldn't get on with the pedals at all. Horses for courses, I suppose. -- "After all, a mere thousand yards... such a harmless little knoll, really" - Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh. The GPL Scrapyard: Back again! http://www.btinternet.com/~gplscrapyard
Quoted text (8 lines)>> >Where you jumping on it? :) > >I have been tempted by the Momo, but the pedals look like they have LWFF >pedals, which IMO is a bad thing :/ > >Ash >
I've found the pedals to be more than adequate, pretty solid and they have a second hinge point as well. No spiking for me, although the brake pedal could do with a bit more travel. The Momo is VERY nice, but one of the more expensive ones of course. Rafe Mc

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