My Thrustmaster Force GT is on it's last legs and my Nascar Pro is a
gameport only model (so 1998). I am looking at the Nascar digital, the
Logitech Wingman, and the Saitek wheels. Any recommendations? I don't want
to go the FF route again, as I don't feel it helps my driving. Also, I'm
trying to not have to spend $100 bucks again on a wheel. (TM Formula T2 in
1997- $100, Nascar Pro in 1998.5- $100, Force GT in Jan 2000, $100) I'd
like to stay in the 50-60 dollar range if possible. TM has the Nascar
Digital right now for 34.95 plus 7 dollars to ship. What's the word on
those?
TIA,
Russ
Great price for that wheel. Just be sure to use the windows default driver
and you should be fine.
Mr. B
"Russell D. Laughlin Jr., MCSE" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:eBZo6.353915$[email hidden]...
> My Thrustmaster Force GT is on it's last legs and my Nascar Pro is a
> gameport only model (so 1998). I am looking at the Nascar digital, the
> Logitech Wingman, and the Saitek wheels. Any recommendations? I don'twant
> to go the FF route again, as I don't feel it helps my driving. Also, I'm
> trying to not have to spend $100 bucks again on a wheel. (TM Formula T2in
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> 1997- $100, Nascar Pro in 1998.5- $100, Force GT in Jan 2000, $100) I'd > like to stay in the 50-60 dollar range if possible. TM has the Nascar > Digital right now for 34.95 plus 7 dollars to ship. What's the word on > those? > > TIA, > Russ > > >I like my NASCAR pro digital. Great wheel for low dollars. Didn't like the fact
that I had to uninstall reg pro wheel before it would work but...also paddles
behind the wheel tend to get in my way. If money is the concern, go for the
Pro..IMHO
I just bought the Nascar Pro Digital 2 last night for $59 from COMPUSA. I
can honestly say that I think it's an excellent wheel. The 2 comes with gas
and brake peddles.. not sure about the 1. An excellent feature of this
wheel is the clamping mechanism which locks the wheel very strong to the
table preventing any movement while racing.
Question about a previous comment.. why was it recommended to make sure to
use the default window's driver? I installed the Thrustmaster drivers per
the instructions.. is there a known problem with this?
Thanks and take care,
Tony
"Daddyo618" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I like my NASCAR pro digital. Great wheel for low dollars. Didn't like thefact
> that I had to uninstall reg pro wheel before it would work but...alsopaddles
> behind the wheel tend to get in my way. If money is the concern, go forthe
> Pro..IMHO
Do you have a SAMS CLUB membership or know anyone who does?
Microsoft Precision Pro is $19.95 right now.
"Russell D. Laughlin Jr., MCSE" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:eBZo6.353915$[email hidden]...
> My Thrustmaster Force GT is on it's last legs and my Nascar Pro is a
> gameport only model (so 1998). I am looking at the Nascar digital, the
> Logitech Wingman, and the Saitek wheels. Any recommendations? I don'twant
> to go the FF route again, as I don't feel it helps my driving. Also, I'm
> trying to not have to spend $100 bucks again on a wheel. (TM Formula T2in
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> 1997- $100, Nascar Pro in 1998.5- $100, Force GT in Jan 2000, $100) I'd > like to stay in the 50-60 dollar range if possible. TM has the Nascar > Digital right now for 34.95 plus 7 dollars to ship. What's the word on > those? > > TIA, > Russ > > >On Tue, 6 Mar 2001 08:39:06 -0500, "tones" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>I just bought the Nascar Pro Digital 2 last night for $59 from COMPUSA. I
>can honestly say that I think it's an excellent wheel. The 2 comes with gas
>and brake peddles.. not sure about the 1. An excellent feature of this
>wheel is the clamping mechanism which locks the wheel very strong to the
>table preventing any movement while racing.
>
How does this wheel and peddles (and other models) hook up? I
presently have CH stick, throttle, and rudder pedals hooked up to a
gamecard.
-pw
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>Question about a previous comment.. why was it recommended to make sure to >use the default window's driver? I installed the Thrustmaster drivers per >the instructions.. is there a known problem with this? > >Thanks and take care, > >Tony > >"Daddyo618" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> I like my NASCAR pro digital. Great wheel for low dollars. Didn't like the >fact >> that I had to uninstall reg pro wheel before it would work but...also >paddles >> behind the wheel tend to get in my way. If money is the concern, go for >the >> Pro..IMHO >I have a similiar setup to yours. I run a TM F-22 Pro flightstick and
throttle hooked up to my gamecard. The Nascar Pro Digital 2 that I bought
is USB so it works great with my flight gear. Only thing I notice is that
if I leave my USB wheel plugged in, my flight sims (notably F-18) will try
and use the wheel.. so I have to unplug it first which is no big deal since
it's USB. The nice thing, however, is that I can leave my flight gear
hooked up all the time because when I launch a racing sim, it detects and
uses my wheel.
Hope that helps..
Tony
"pw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 6 Mar 2001 08:39:06 -0500, "tones" <[email hidden]>
> wrote:
>
> >I just bought the Nascar Pro Digital 2 last night for $59 from COMPUSA.I
> >can honestly say that I think it's an excellent wheel. The 2 comes withgas
to
> >use the default window's driver? I installed the Thrustmaster driversper
the
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> >and brake peddles.. not sure about the 1. An excellent feature of this > >wheel is the clamping mechanism which locks the wheel very strong to the > >table preventing any movement while racing. > > > > How does this wheel and peddles (and other models) hook up? I > presently have CH stick, throttle, and rudder pedals hooked up to a > gamecard. > > -pw > > >Question about a previous comment.. why was it recommended to make sureQuoted text (9 lines)
> >the instructions.. is there a known problem with this? > > > >Thanks and take care, > > > >Tony > > > >"Daddyo618" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:[email hidden]... > >> I like my NASCAR pro digital. Great wheel for low dollars. Didn't likeQuoted text (8 lines)
> >fact > >> that I had to uninstall reg pro wheel before it would work but...also > >paddles > >> behind the wheel tend to get in my way. If money is the concern, go for > >the > >> Pro..IMHO > > >On Wed, 7 Mar 2001 16:34:00 -0500, "tones" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
That is great news Tony!!! Hey - don't think I have seen you around
on the pc-games.flight-sim NG. I am mostly a lurker there any way.
Thanks for the help. I have always wanted to get a wheel.
-paul
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>I have a similiar setup to yours. I run a TM F-22 Pro flightstick and >throttle hooked up to my gamecard. The Nascar Pro Digital 2 that I bought >is USB so it works great with my flight gear. Only thing I notice is that >if I leave my USB wheel plugged in, my flight sims (notably F-18) will try >and use the wheel.. so I have to unplug it first which is no big deal since >it's USB. The nice thing, however, is that I can leave my flight gear >hooked up all the time because when I launch a racing sim, it detects and >uses my wheel. > >Hope that helps.. > >Tony >Quoted text (44 lines)
> >"pw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:985rlm$obm$[email hidden]... >> On Tue, 6 Mar 2001 08:39:06 -0500, "tones" <[email hidden]> >> wrote: >> >> >I just bought the Nascar Pro Digital 2 last night for $59 from COMPUSA. >I >> >can honestly say that I think it's an excellent wheel. The 2 comes with >gas >> >and brake peddles.. not sure about the 1. An excellent feature of this >> >wheel is the clamping mechanism which locks the wheel very strong to the >> >table preventing any movement while racing. >> > >> >> How does this wheel and peddles (and other models) hook up? I >> presently have CH stick, throttle, and rudder pedals hooked up to a >> gamecard. >> >> -pw >> >> >Question about a previous comment.. why was it recommended to make sure >to >> >use the default window's driver? I installed the Thrustmaster drivers >per >> >the instructions.. is there a known problem with this? >> > >> >Thanks and take care, >> > >> >Tony >> > >> >"Daddyo618" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> >news:[email hidden]... >> >> I like my NASCAR pro digital. Great wheel for low dollars. Didn't like >the >> >fact >> >> that I had to uninstall reg pro wheel before it would work but...also >> >paddles >> >> behind the wheel tend to get in my way. If money is the concern, go for >> >the >> >> Pro..IMHO >> > >> >Paul,
You're very welcome.. good luck. I do frequent the flight sim newgroup
daily, but like you rarely post there unless I'm stuck with something.. Good
info to be found there though, as well as here.. similiar class of folks it
would seem :).
Take care,
Tony
"pw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 7 Mar 2001 16:34:00 -0500, "tones" <[email hidden]>
> wrote:
>
> >I have a similiar setup to yours. I run a TM F-22 Pro flightstick and
> >throttle hooked up to my gamecard. The Nascar Pro Digital 2 that Ibought
> >is USB so it works great with my flight gear. Only thing I notice isthat
> >if I leave my USB wheel plugged in, my flight sims (notably F-18) willtry
> >and use the wheel.. so I have to unplug it first which is no big dealsince
COMPUSA.
> >I
> >> >can honestly say that I think it's an excellent wheel. The 2 comeswith
> >gas
> >> >and brake peddles.. not sure about the 1. An excellent feature ofthis
> >> >wheel is the clamping mechanism which locks the wheel very strong tothe
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> >the
> >> >fact
> >> >> that I had to uninstall reg pro wheel before it would workbut...also
> >> >paddles
> >> >> behind the wheel tend to get in my way. If money is the concern, gofor
> >> >the
> >> >> Pro..IMHO
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> >
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> >it's USB. The nice thing, however, is that I can leave my flight gear > >hooked up all the time because when I launch a racing sim, it detects and > >uses my wheel. > > > >Hope that helps.. > > > >Tony > > > > That is great news Tony!!! Hey - don't think I have seen you around > on the pc-games.flight-sim NG. I am mostly a lurker there any way. > > Thanks for the help. I have always wanted to get a wheel. > > -paul > > > > > >"pw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:985rlm$obm$[email hidden]... > >> On Tue, 6 Mar 2001 08:39:06 -0500, "tones" <[email hidden]> > >> wrote: > >> > >> >I just bought the Nascar Pro Digital 2 last night for $59 fromQuoted text (10 lines)
> >> >table preventing any movement while racing. > >> > > >> > >> How does this wheel and peddles (and other models) hook up? I > >> presently have CH stick, throttle, and rudder pedals hooked up to a > >> gamecard. > >> > >> -pw > >> > >> >Question about a previous comment.. why was it recommended to makeQuoted text (12 lines)
> >to > >> >use the default window's driver? I installed the Thrustmaster drivers > >per > >> >the instructions.. is there a known problem with this? > >> > > >> >Thanks and take care, > >> > > >> >Tony > >> > > >> >"Daddyo618" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >> >news:[email hidden]... > >> >> I like my NASCAR pro digital. Great wheel for low dollars. Didn'tHey, thanks to whoever suggested Sam's. I found a MS Sidewinder Force
Feedback for 37 bucks, and it also has a 30 dollar rebate. It's gameport,
but for 7 bucks, I'll live with it.
Thanks Again,
Russ
"tones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Paul,
>
> You're very welcome.. good luck. I do frequent the flight sim newgroup
> daily, but like you rarely post there unless I'm stuck with something..Good
> info to be found there though, as well as here.. similiar class of folksit
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