Re: Different Survey LWFF owners or new wheel buyers

GTX_SlotCar <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vsML4.3247$[email hidden]... > This one is a little different. It's 2 surveys, two for owners, one for > future wheel buyers. If you now own a LWFF wheel, and Logitech offered a > version with a stick shifter (similar to that on the TM, Ferrari orAndretti > wheel) that was about $20 more at the time you bought your wheel, wouldyou > have bought that instead? Nope. > Owners, if it was the same price for either version, would you pick theone > with the added stick shifter. Nope. > If you are planning on buying a wheel soon, would you more likely to > consider the Logitech wheel if it had a stick shifter as well as thepaddles > (at the same price), like the Ferrari wheel has? Nope. -- Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

Nope. Nope. Nope. -- Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

This one is a little different. It's 2 surveys, two for owners, one for future wheel buyers. If you now own a LWFF wheel, and Logitech offered a version with a stick shifter (similar to that on the TM, Ferrari or Andretti wheel) that was about $20 more at the time you bought your wheel, would you have bought that instead? Owners, if it was the same price for either version, would you pick the one with the added stick shifter. If you are planning on buying a wheel soon, would you more likely to consider the Logitech wheel if it had a stick shifter as well as the paddles (at the same price), like the Ferrari wheel has? Thanks gents, Slot

On Thu, 20 Apr 2000 19:31:33 -0400, "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> wrote: >This one is a little different. It's 2 surveys, two for owners, one for >future wheel buyers. If you now own a LWFF wheel, and Logitech offered a >version with a stick shifter (similar to that on the TM, Ferrari or Andretti >wheel) that was about $20 more at the time you bought your wheel, would you >have bought that instead? No. >Owners, if it was the same price for either version, would you pick the one >with the added stick shifter. No. I hardly ever used the stick on my T2, usually running games with automatic transmissions. I run everything in manual with the paddles. >If you are planning on buying a wheel soon, would you more likely to >consider the Logitech wheel if it had a stick shifter as well as the paddles >(at the same price), like the Ferrari wheel has? Nah. Wouldn't use the stick. Tim

The paddles are too convenient, and I'm too used to them to give them up for the sake of "realism". My answer is "no" on all counts. Jerry Morelock "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vsML4.3247$[email hidden]... > This one is a little different. It's 2 surveys, two for owners, one for > future wheel buyers. If you now own a LWFF wheel, and Logitech offered a > version with a stick shifter (similar to that on the TM, Ferrari orAndretti > wheel) that was about $20 more at the time you bought your wheel, wouldyou > have bought that instead? > > Owners, if it was the same price for either version, would you pick theone > with the added stick shifter. > > If you are planning on buying a wheel soon, would you more likely to > consider the Logitech wheel if it had a stick shifter as well as thepaddles

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> (at the same price), like the Ferrari wheel has? > > Thanks gents, > > Slot > >

GTX_SlotCar wrote:

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> > This one is a little different. It's 2 surveys, two for owners, one for > future wheel buyers. If you now own a LWFF wheel, and Logitech offered a > version with a stick shifter (similar to that on the TM, Ferrari or Andretti > wheel) that was about $20 more at the time you bought your wheel, would you > have bought that instead? > > Owners, if it was the same price for either version, would you pick the one > with the added stick shifter. > > If you are planning on buying a wheel soon, would you more likely to > consider the Logitech wheel if it had a stick shifter as well as the paddles > (at the same price), like the Ferrari wheel has? > > Thanks gents, > > Slot

I'm a current owner, so only 1 & 2 apply to me. 1) No. 2) No. -- Chuck Kandler #70 K&S Racing http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/thepits/195 Competitor in the TopGear MGPRS2 league at: http://topgear.dhs.org/ Come on & join the fun! They'll call you names And spit in your face, But legends never die. --Gene Simmons

About the only mod I'd appreicate on my LWFF is more buttons on the wheel to allow easier access to the canned messages. I use Game Commander but that isn't the most reliable item for me yet. dave henrie GTX_SlotCar wrote:

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> > This one is a little different. It's 2 surveys, two for owners, one for > future wheel buyers. If you now own a LWFF wheel, and Logitech offered a > version with a stick shifter (similar to that on the TM, Ferrari or Andretti > wheel) that was about $20 more at the time you bought your wheel, would you > have bought that instead? > > Owners, if it was the same price for either version, would you pick the one > with the added stick shifter. > > If you are planning on buying a wheel soon, would you more likely to > consider the Logitech wheel if it had a stick shifter as well as the paddles > (at the same price), like the Ferrari wheel has? > > Thanks gents, > > Slot

Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > About the only mod I'd appreicate on my LWFF is more buttons on the > wheel to allow easier access to the canned messages. I use Game > Commander but that isn't the most reliable item for me yet. > dave henrie Agreed! I'm very satisfied with my LWFF, but more buttons would be nice.

> Owners, if it was the same price for either version, would you pick theone > with the added stick shifter. Same price and you still have the paddles, who wouldn't? Extra price or no paddles though, not a chance

Owner, question 1: yes. Owner, question 2: definately yes! Jan. =--- GTX_SlotCar <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vsML4.3247$[email hidden]... > This one is a little different. It's 2 surveys, two for owners, one for > <Snip>

No. No. I hardly ever used the stick on my T2, usually running games with automatic transmissions. I run everything in manual with the paddles. Nah. Wouldn't use the stick. Tim