I see the Digital Pro wheel is around $45-$50 on the Thrustmaster site. I
have an old Nascar Pro that has seen many laps, and better days. It's time
to upgrade....
Thanks
fordzilla88 AT hotmail DOT com
Wouldn't it be smarter to get the ProDig2 ? $10 more
rms
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Now Way!! That makes too much sense Roger...lol
"Roger Squires" wrote:
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OK, back to my original question, that you seemed to overlook. Is the
Nascar Pro Digital worth buying? Be it either 1 or 2.
Thanks
"Roger Squires" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Wouldn't it be smarter to get the ProDig2 ? $10 more > > rms > [email hidden] > > >I've owned the Nascar Pro Digital for more than 1.5 yrs and it has performed
flawlessly. The only thing I can recommend is don't load Thrustmaster's
driver software. Allow Windows (98) to recognize it as a HID 3 axis 8 button
controller. I have used mine in the following games; GPL, Nascar4 & 3,
Nascar Heat, F1 2000 cs, NFS Porsche Unleashed, SCGT, Viper Racing, Rally
Championship, Superbike 2001.
"mikeyb4" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> OK, back to my original question, that you seemed to overlook. Is the > Nascar Pro Digital worth buying? Be it either 1 or 2. > Thanks > "Roger Squires" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:qk047.15$[email hidden]... > > Wouldn't it be smarter to get the ProDig2 ? $10 more > > > > rms > > [email hidden] > > > > > > > >
Tom wrote ...
> The only thing I can recommend is don't load Thrustmaster's
> driver software. Allow Windows (98) to recognize it as a HID 3 axis 8button
> controller.
Why is that Tom? And are you able to map buttons to function keys
through the TM Launch feature without the TM drivers?
I would recommend it for what happened to me just this week.....I finally
wore the "bungee" out on my ProDig2 so I ordered an ActLabs RS, (thinking it
was beyond hope to repair)...a friend suggested I call Guillemot, (was TM),
and ask for a replacement bungee assembly....I called them and they are
swapping my whole wheel out...no hassle!!
The ActLabs got here today, but now I will have a great spare in the PD2.
I will say that so far I prefer the pedal "throw" on the ProDig2 better than
the RS ....but then again I just got it, so I havent got to wring it out
yet......I'd buy the ProDig again simply for the great customer service I
got, and wouldnt have ordered the RS if I dreamed Guillemot would replace my
wheel after 9 months, no receipt, etc.(the software wasnt too friendly to me
either btw) ......and that wheel did go thru some serious hell!! Go for it!
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>Why is that Tom? And are you able to map buttons to function keys
>through the TM Launch feature without the TM drivers?
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