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Wheel Calibration Numbers in GPL w/ 50k pots

4 posts by 3 people · 16 Apr 2000 19:01 UTC - 18 Apr 2000 01:40 UTC

Jerry Knitter 16 Apr 2000 19:01 UTC#277652
I have built my own steering wheel using a Spectrol 50k pot, this is the same pot used by TSW in their top of the line units. I am getting a range of 16 to 62, which is not near as large as my LWFF which has a range of 0 to 655. Any TSW or other users that can tell me if this is normal or not would be greatly appreciated. Note I have my wheel plugged into the gameport of a Diamond Monster MX200 Soundcard. Thanks Jerry
(unknown) 17 Apr 2000#277601
I have a tsw qith spec pots. It is connected to a pdpi L4 game card and directx drivers with dx6.1. The steering values are 19 to 135. Brake is 78 to 105. Throttle is 42 to 70 and clutch is 21 to 130. I am surprised at my throttle values but it seems to work ok in gpl. May have to change that pot. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] wrote: > I have built my own steering wheel using a Spectrol 50k pot, this isthe > same pot used by TSW in their top of the line units. I am getting a > range of 16 to 62, which is not near as large as my LWFF which has a > range of 0 to 655. Any TSW or other users that can tell me if thisis
Quoted text (7 lines)> normal or not would be greatly appreciated. Note I have my wheel > plugged into the gameport of a Diamond Monster MX200 Soundcard. > > Thanks > Jerry > >
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(unknown) 18 Apr 2000#277247
I do think the pdpi gives lower numbers. Perhaps because of the conversion it is doing. In article <k2PK4.2950$[email hidden]>, "AndrewS" <[email hidden]> wrote: > I noticed that my wheel plugged into my SBLive differs dramaticallyfrom > someone elses plugged into their PDPI. Both wheels are from SRC andboth > were built within a week of each other, so I assume both use the sameparts. > Does the PDPI do something to the calibration and sensitivity thatlowers > the numbers? I have a PDPI on order, but probably won't be here tillnext > week. > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
AndrewS 18 Apr 2000 01:40 UTC#277432
I noticed that my wheel plugged into my SBLive differs dramatically from someone elses plugged into their PDPI. Both wheels are from SRC and both were built within a week of each other, so I assume both use the same parts. Does the PDPI do something to the calibration and sensitivity that lowers the numbers? I have a PDPI on order, but probably won't be here till next week.

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