Initially, we could only listen to the rumors, but eventually came the
announcement, ACT LABS was going to produce a clutch pedal for their
successful sim racing controller, the ACT LABS RS Series! But substance did
not follow form, and silence followed the official announcement. We now
know, ACT LABS was getting things lined up for the upcoming E3 Expo (Los
Angeles, May 17-19) and are now ready to provide all the details in this
"High Gear" world-exclusive interview with Brandon Crick of ACT LABS,
interviewed by High Gear Editors Ken Verburg and Tom Pabst.
Also enjoy the images (screenshots) and exclusive promotional video (5.8 MB)
available for download. Check out the full article at
http://www.sportplanet.com/hg/pittalk/interviews/clutch/.
Enjoy!
Kenneth Verburg
Editor-in-chief High Gear
http://www.simracingnews.com
I love the idea of universal shifters and pedals. I just bought a
TM-FF, but you can remove the pedals to enable the extra 2 paddle
shifters. With the clutch pedals that would allow alot of configuration
options. Of course, I'd get the shifter too :)
Jason.
Kenneth Verburg wrote:
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> ACT LABS was going to produce a clutch pedal for their[snip]
> Check out the full article at
> http://www.sportplanet.com/hg/pittalk/interviews/clutch/.
>
> Kenneth Verburg
> Editor-in-chief High Gear
> http://www.simracingnews.com
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(Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)
Okay, but you forgot to ask THE important question (or maybe the AL guy
didn't want to to ask or he didn't aswer)
WHEN ?
HOW MUCH ?
Thx
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> Initially, we could only listen to the rumors, but eventually came the
> announcement, ACT LABS was going to produce a clutch pedal for their
> successful sim racing controller, the ACT LABS RS Series! But substancedid
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> not follow form, and silence followed the official announcement. We now > know, ACT LABS was getting things lined up for the upcoming E3 Expo (Los > Angeles, May 17-19) and are now ready to provide all the details in this > "High Gear" world-exclusive interview with Brandon Crick of ACT LABS, > interviewed by High Gear Editors Ken Verburg and Tom Pabst. > > Also enjoy the images (screenshots) and exclusive promotional video (5.8Quoted text (10 lines)
> available for download. Check out the full article at > http://www.sportplanet.com/hg/pittalk/interviews/clutch/. > > Enjoy! > > Kenneth Verburg > Editor-in-chief High Gear > http://www.simracingnews.com > >On Wed, 09 May 2001 10:27:58 GMT, "Txl"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>Okay, but you forgot to ask THE important question (or maybe the AL guy
>didn't want to to ask or he didn't aswer)
>
>WHEN ?
>Brandon Crick said: "I'm expecting we will ship
the Force RS compatible clutch system in mid-June
and then offer the universal clutch system product
shortly after to feed the masses <grin>."
>HOW MUCH ?
Brandon Crick said: "We ... will be offering our
existing Force RS customers a special version of
the new pedal system at $59 USD. Our second
production run will include a universal clutch
system model which will be sold for $79 USD and
will cater to all non-ACT LABS RS system owners."
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