Don't know if it's worth the 200.00, but it's definitely worth the 150.00 I
paid.
www.provantage.com
Of course there was shipping. But the wheel is a nice unit. I still like
my TSW2 wheel better, but for the money, this thing is a very close second.
Don Burnette also has the TSW and the Momo. See if he can add anything to
let you know what he thinks.
"OSU Fan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On Wed, 27 Feb 2002 00:24:00 GMT, "OSU Fan" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
And I'll add a secondary catagory to this question, is it worth the
money if you already have a couple of working LWFF's lying about, or
do I go ahead and do the ball bearing thing with what I've got?
KFG
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002 03:47:27 GMT, [email hidden] (Kevin F.
Gavitt) wrote:
I'd say nothing beats the ff of the old LWFF with ballbearings.. The
momo has better grip, especially for longer races, a leather wheel, 2
extra buttons, (much) better pedals.
The momo has gearings with ballbearings inside, imho that works better
than the cable-driven LWFF without ballbearings.
But you have LWFF with bb so I don't think it's worth buying a momo
for you. Better invest your money in some nice BRD pedals, then you
have the golden combo :)
Andre
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>On Wed, 27 Feb 2002 00:24:00 GMT, "OSU Fan" <[email hidden]> >wrote: > >And I'll add a secondary catagory to this question, is it worth the >money if you already have a couple of working LWFF's lying about, or >do I go ahead and do the ball bearing thing with what I've got? > >KFGAndre Warringa wrote:
I've already got CH pedals. They'll do for now until I get around to
building my own.
Looks like Jens is next in line to get some of my money then. Better him
than Logitech. Can't say I've ever been happy with Logi's customer
"support."
KFG
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> > > I'd say nothing beats the ff of the old LWFF with ballbearings.. The > momo has better grip, especially for longer races, a leather wheel, 2 > extra buttons, (much) better pedals. > The momo has gearings with ballbearings inside, imho that works better > than the cable-driven LWFF without ballbearings. > But you have LWFF with bb so I don't think it's worth buying a momo > for you. Better invest your money in some nice BRD pedals, then you > have the golden combo :) > > Andre
"Glen Pittman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Don't know if it's worth the 200.00, but it's definitely worth the 150.00I
> paid.
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> www.provantage.com
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> Of course there was shipping. But the wheel is a nice unit. I still like
> my TSW2 wheel better, but for the money, this thing is a very closesecond.
> Don Burnette also has the TSW and the Momo. See if he can add anything to
> let you know what he thinks.
>
Yes, I have both, and since purchasing the Momo about 2 months ago I have
not hooked my TSW2 back up yet. I love the TSW2, but I really like the feel
and the FF of the Momo so far. It would be hard for me to go back to running
non FF at this point I think.
Don Burnette
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002 00:24:00 GMT, [email hidden] OSU Fan says...
It is very nice; the best wheel I've used compared to my Formula T2 and Saitek
R4 force. It's very accurate and smooth. I just can't get the feedback to be
stronger in GPL....
On Thu, 07 Mar 2002 06:23:28 GMT, [email hidden]
(Wingman) wrote:
>On Wed, 27 Feb 2002 00:24:00 GMT, [email hidden] OSU Fan says...
>
>It is very nice; the best wheel I've used compared to my Formula T2 and Saitek
>R4 force. It's very accurate and smooth. I just can't get the feedback to be
>stronger in GPL....
The ff variables in the core.ini have a big impact on the ff if set
wrong, have you experimented with them? I'm at work so don't have my
core.ini settings here, mail me if you want them.
Andre
