Any one here try Jen Schumi"s brake pedal modification on
their own Logitec wheel?If so,does it work?Does anyone know what the
author means by the rubber doorstop he is using?in the ictures it
seems so small a piece of rubber that I cant see it being used as a
doo stop.Help please:)
That's some variation of the device that attaches to your wall where the
door swing-path would allow the doorknob to deform and even penetrate the
wall if said door was accelerated at a velocity sufficient to allow such a
thing.
It's not a door-holder-opener, but a door-uh-oh-my-landlord's-looking
device.
--DK
"Skeeter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Any one here try Jen Schumi"s brake pedal modification on
> their own Logitec wheel?If so,does it work?Does anyone know what the
> author means by the rubber doorstop he is using?in the ictures it
> seems so small a piece of rubber that I cant see it being used as a
> doo stop.Help please:)
In my country it's sold as "doorstop".
It's a small rubber cone, which prevents the door from smashing against walls
and cabinets.
JenSSSSS
On Sun, 05 Mar 2000 18:37:24 GMT, [email hidden] (Skeeter) wrote:
> Any one here try Jen Schumi"s brake pedal modification on
>their own Logitec wheel?If so,does it work?Does anyone know what the
>author means by the rubber doorstop he is using?in the ictures it
>seems so small a piece of rubber that I cant see it being used as a
>doo stop.Help please:)
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