Re: Survey LWFF owners

No, I don't feel it's necessary. -- don [|]-(_)-[|] GTX_SlotCar <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiIL4.3237$[email hidden]... > If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on > product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection > (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or > operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be > similar to the photos on my site: > http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm > > This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I am > conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as I know, > Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use > on my site. > > > Slot > > > > > >

GTX_SlotCar <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiIL4.3237$[email hidden]... > If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on > product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection Absolutely *NOT*! -- Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. Please reply to: cisko[AT] ix [dot] netcom [dot] com > (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or > operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be > similar to the photos on my site: > http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm > > This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I am > conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as I know, > Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use > on my site. > > > Slot > > > > > >

No, I don't feel it's necessary. -- don [|]-(_)-[|]

If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be similar to the photos on my site: http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I am conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as I know, Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use on my site. Slot

LOL! That's like asking if I'd pay $49 for a modification that gets rid of the FF. The paddle shifters are one of the best features of the wheel, once you get used to them, there is no turning back. "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiIL4.3237$[email hidden]...

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> If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on > product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection > (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or > operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be > similar to the photos on my site: > http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm > > This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I

am > conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as Iknow,

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> Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use > on my site. > > > Slot > > > > > >

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> > If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on > product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection > (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or > operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be > similar to the photos on my site: > http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm > > This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I am > conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as I know, > Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use > on my site. > > Slot

Nope. Not interested, sorry. -- 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

I don't think I understand, Tracey. Adding the shifter wouldn't eliminate FF or the paddle shifters. Slot > LOL! That's like asking if I'd pay $49 for a modification that gets rid of > the FF. The paddle shifters are one of the best features of the wheel,once

No, I'm not considering making add on shifters for the LWFF wheel. Intersting note, though, so far 4 "no" replies on the news group, and 6 "yes" replies in private email. Remember, the question is if you'd *consider* it, not buy it for sure. And thanks for the replies. Slot "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiIL4.3237$[email hidden]...

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> If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on > product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection > (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or > operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be > similar to the photos on my site: > http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm > > This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I

am > conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as Iknow,

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> Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use > on my site. > > > Slot > > > > > >

I would if the clutch pedal was also offered. I have a TSW with a shifter and a LWFF with the paddles. I personally prefer the paddles. However, a clutch pedal and a shifter would be more authentic for GPL. ...Colin GTX_SlotCar <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiIL4.3237$[email hidden]...

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> If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on > product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection > (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or > operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be > similar to the photos on my site: > http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm > > This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I

am > conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as Iknow,

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> Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use > on my site. > > > Slot > > > > > >

Lots of negatives here... didn't expect that. As for me, sure, why not? -50 bucks ain't the end of the world. Jan. =--- GTX_SlotCar <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiIL4.3237$[email hidden]... > If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > <Snip>

No Thanks... Warlock! GTX_SlotCar wrote:

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> If you own a Logitech wheel, I'd like to know if you would consider the > purchase of a separate stick shifter, like the RS Shifter, as an add on > product. This would assume that it would have a simple plug-in connection > (no modifications required), would offer up to 5 speeds plus reverse or > operate as a simple shifter, and would cost about $49 US. It would be > similar to the photos on my site: > http://home.maine.rr.com/deroy/howto.htm > > This survey has nothing to do with Act Labs. Act Labs doesn't know that I am > conducting this survey (and probably wishes I didn't), and as far as I know, > Act Labs does not plan to offer this. This is just a survey for my own use > on my site. > > Slot