>The 360
>Modena Pro also has a stick shifter along with the F1-style paddles so
>it looks interesting.
>I just hope they would use optical sensors instead of pots in it.
Don't get that wheel Greger, I'm going to get it and I don't like
competing with you on a level playing field :-)
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Cheers!
Graeme Nash
I can't seem find any information about if this wheel has FF or not...Anyone
know any better?
Marko
On Tue, 10 Oct 2000 10:45:51 +0300, "Marko Aaltonen"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>I can't seem find any information about if this wheel has FF or not...Anyone
>know any better?
I don't think it has FF.. first of all it looks too small (almost the
same as my old Nascar Pro) to have a motor inside and they don't
mention anything about FF at
http://europe.thrustmaster.com/products/index-wheel.html
But that wheel looks pretty good, I don't care much about FF at the
moment and I need a good wheel to replace my Nascar Pro. The 360
Modena Pro also has a stick shifter along with the F1-style paddles so
it looks interesting.
I just hope they would use optical sensors instead of pots in it.
It does have FF because it is in fact a modified Thurstmaster FF Wheel.
Thrustmaster as you know was taken over by Guillemot. If you look closely
you'll notice that the buttons are the same as the Guillemot Ferrari Wheel.
A freind has the Thrustamster wheel and it's nowhere near as good as my
Guillemot Ferrari one. It has become very sloppy over time and is very
notcy. the peddles are quite nice but have little travel.
Guillemot has BTW Windows 2000 drivers for both the thrustastera snd Ferrari
FF wheels.
Some Call Me Tim
