I live in the States, and so far these aren't offered here yet. But I'm
looking for any feedback on how the wheel stacks up against the Logi
Formula Force. I gather it's not force feedback itself, although that's
no biggie - I'm up for comfort, accuracy and overall quality more than
force effects. And at 39 pounds UK (for the basic model), not bad in
comparison, even after shipping to the US.
I'm also a bit curious about the "wheel mounted gas and brake levers".
What's up with this? I only see what appear to be two long shift
paddles in back of the wheel. Is there something hidden from view?
(see http://europe.thrustmaster.com/products/products/motorsports/360
_modena.html for detail)
Set me straight - I've started wearing out the Logi, and would like a
cooler replacement! So if any of my overseas racing brothers could
review this based on their own experience (heck, even if you've seen it
in a store!) let me know. Thanks in advance.,.
>I live in the States, and so far these aren't offered here yet.
>And at 39 pounds UK (for the basic model), not bad in
>comparison, even after shipping to the US.
I can't find one in the UK either :-(
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Cheers!
Graeme Nash
BriGuy wrote:
> I'm also a bit curious about the "wheel mounted gas and brake levers".
> What's up with this? I only see what appear to be two long shift
> paddles in back of the wheel. Is there something hidden from view?
From the Thrustmaster page...
http://europe.thrustmaster.com/products/products/motorsports/360_modena_pro.html
"Progressive wheel mounted levers or stable foot pedals offer a dual
acceleration and braking system."
"BriGuy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I'd be careful of the wheel at �39 because I have seen this wheel on sale in
the UK but only as a Playstation version.
Cheers
Phil
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