I have a Logitech Wingman Force Feedback Grand Prix wheel and
pedals that I just bought a couple weeks ago (maybe less) that I'd
like to sell. I have a MSFF which I like a lot, but wanted a USB
wheel. I grabbed the new one for $99.99 @ compUSA on a whim. The
next night I ordered an older Logitech wheel from JustDeals because I
didn't care for the feel of the new one.
The Older Logitech wheel came today and I like the feel of it
a lot. The pedals are kind of weird, but I think I can deal with
that. The shift paddles are flimsy but easy to grab, so no real
problem there.
Rather than return the new Logitech Wheel, I thought I would
give someone on r.a.s. the chance to grab it for a little less than at
a store. How about 75$ plus shipping? That's an immediate 25$
savings. I can send it in the original box with all the paperwork and
software, including the free full version of SCGT. Here's a URL for
the wheel:
http://www.logitech.com/cf/products/productoverview.cfm/70
anyone interested, email me:
[email hidden]
Thanks!
~daxe
daxe, if you like the LWFF after driving with it a while, you can just pull
the wiring harness out of your msff pedals and use those.
--
Slot
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daxe <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I have a Logitech Wingman Force Feedback Grand Prix wheel and
> pedals that I just bought a couple weeks ago (maybe less) that I'd
> like to sell. I have a MSFF which I like a lot, but wanted a USB
> wheel. I grabbed the new one for $99.99 @ compUSA on a whim. The
> next night I ordered an older Logitech wheel from JustDeals because I
> didn't care for the feel of the new one.
>
> The Older Logitech wheel came today and I like the feel of it
> a lot. The pedals are kind of weird, but I think I can deal with
> that. The shift paddles are flimsy but easy to grab, so no real
> problem there.
>
> Rather than return the new Logitech Wheel, I thought I would
> give someone on r.a.s. the chance to grab it for a little less than at
> a store. How about 75$ plus shipping? That's an immediate 25$
> savings. I can send it in the original box with all the paperwork and
> software, including the free full version of SCGT. Here's a URL for
> the wheel:
>
> http://www.logitech.com/cf/products/productoverview.cfm/70
>
> anyone interested, email me:
>
> [email hidden]
>
> Thanks!
>
> ~daxe
>
>
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 00:19:31 -0500, "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>daxe, if you like the LWFF after driving with it a while, you can just pull
>the wiring harness out of your msff pedals and use those.
HUh?
The power goes into the logitech unit at the pedals and then travels
up to the wheel. The MSFF power goes in through the wheel. The
connectors are totally different, too? I must be missing something.
How would I interface the MSFF pedals with the LWFF wheel?
~daxe
Are the instructions somewhere that tells how to do this? I have an old set of
MSFF pedals and a LWFF that i would like to try this on...
Passedya
daxe wrote:
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> On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 00:19:31 -0500, "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > >daxe, if you like the LWFF after driving with it a while, you can just pull > >the wiring harness out of your msff pedals and use those. > > HUh? > > The power goes into the logitech unit at the pedals and then travels > up to the wheel. The MSFF power goes in through the wheel. The > connectors are totally different, too? I must be missing something. > How would I interface the MSFF pedals with the LWFF wheel? > > ~daxethe wiring stays the same, you just swap out the plastic parts. So you put
all the wiring from the logitech pedals into the msff pedals. So the power
to the wheel still comes from the pedals ... just that the actual pedals are
now blue/ black in color ;-)
shane
daxe <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 00:19:31 -0500, "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]>
> wrote:
>
> >daxe, if you like the LWFF after driving with it a while, you can justpull
