OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their
spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals for
less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky
games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
I've had great success taking the pots out of my MOMO and putting them in a
set of CH pedals. Going on 2 years now :)
"Steve Simpson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their
> spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals for
> less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky
> games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
Steve Simpson wrote:
>
> OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their
> spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals
> for less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more
> finnicky games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
tsw pedals are very nice imo. Plus I have big feet and they are very
comfortable using them.
DC
ECCI 6000's. With the PMB2 option it will go slightly over $300 but well
worth it and will work with any title you use the momo pedals with..
TSW (and BRD but Im clueless about their equipment) is another option but
after looking at the ECCI 6000s the TSW bottom pivot pedals arent
comparable.
Mitch
"Steve Simpson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their
> spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals for
> less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky
> games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
I'm using ECCI 6000 with PMB2 - they're brilliant, even got them in black to
match my Momo Racing, had them shipped to the UK.
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"Steve Simpson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their
> spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals for
> less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky
> games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
Very Happy with the BRD Speed 7 pedals. Hope to soon see a force feedback
wheel for them. If you don't care for the wheel, go for ECCI or TSW pedals.
"Steve Simpson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their
> spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals for
> less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky
> games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
Mitch_A wrote:
> TSW (and BRD but Im clueless about their equipment) is another option but
> after looking at the ECCI 6000s the TSW bottom pivot pedals arent
> comparable.
> I'm wondering about this Mitch... are bottom pivots such an issue? After
all, F1 cars still use bottom pivots.
Cheers, Glenn
Id have to say it isnt a huge issue Glenn but just another reason ;). Its
more of the ECCIs "entire package" than any single reason. Terrific product
and well worth $300 (and I dont say that lightly).
Maybe this is a reason I can "feel" GTR while others cant?
Mitch
"Glenn Andressen" >>
> I'm wondering about this Mitch... are bottom pivots such an issue? After
> all, F1 cars still use bottom pivots.
>
> Cheers, Glenn
Mitch_A wrote:
> Id have to say it isnt a huge issue Glenn but just another reason ;). Its
> more of the ECCIs "entire package" than any single reason. Terrific product
> and well worth $300 (and I dont say that lightly).
>
> Maybe this is a reason I can "feel" GTR while others cant?
>
They certainly sound the goods. That's $US300.00 right? Which would make
it around $390.00 Australian. Hmmmm..........
Cheers Glenn
Have a looksee at these NZ made units
Nigel
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Glenn Andressen <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Mitch_A wrote:
> > Id have to say it isnt a huge issue Glenn but just another reason ;).
Its
> > more of the ECCIs "entire package" than any single reason. Terrific
product
> > and well worth $300 (and I dont say that lightly).
> >
> > Maybe this is a reason I can "feel" GTR while others cant?
> >
>
> They certainly sound the goods. That's $US300.00 right? Which would make
> it around $390.00 Australian. Hmmmm..........
>
> Cheers Glenn
Not sure why you would take the pots out of your MOMO and put them into
your CH pedals, the CH pedals have good pots. My CH pedals just took a
little wiring change and then I plugged them into my Wingman FF Force GP,
worked just fine, maybe the MOMO is different. Of course the CH pedals
have no feedback at all, but they do work fine. Got a good set off of ebay
for $25.
Duane
On Sat, 4 Jun 2005 08:48:54 -0400, "Will_H#24" <[email hidden]>
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>I've had great success taking the pots out of my MOMO and putting them in a >set of CH pedals. Going on 2 years now :) > > >"Steve Simpson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> >> OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their >> spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals for >> less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky >> games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks. >I solved the problem with mine by just going out and getting another entire
package. They're on sale now, so it cost less than most specialty pedals
and I now have a spare wheel :)
Marc
"Steve Simpson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> OK, I've finally had enough of these pedals and all of their
> spiking/calibration issues. What's a good set of replacement pedals for
> less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky
> games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
Well... I still have the CH's for replacing if I need to :)
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> Not sure why you would take the pots out of your MOMO and put them into
> your CH pedals, the CH pedals have good pots. My CH pedals just took a
> little wiring change and then I plugged them into my Wingman FF Force GP,
> worked just fine, maybe the MOMO is different. Of course the CH pedals
> have no feedback at all, but they do work fine. Got a good set off ofebay
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> >I've had great success taking the pots out of my MOMO and putting them ina
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> >> less than US$300? I'd like them to work with some of the more finnicky
> >> games like F1C, RBR etc. Thanks.
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