After reading other post decided to try this wheel for myself just on the
PC, it is really awesome, don't own a PS2, but as a PC wheel one of the best
I have ever had. I had been using the MOMO for a long time, but this PS2
wheel just ROCKS, on every game I have, I have been able to run better
using this one. Thanks to the other guys for telling me about this wheel.
"mjones53" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> After reading other post decided to try this wheel for myself just on the
> PC, it is really awesome, don't own a PS2, but as a PC wheel one of thebest
> I have ever had. I had been using the MOMO for a long time, but this PS2
> wheel just ROCKS, on every game I have, I have been able to run better
> using this one. Thanks to the other guys for telling me about thiswheel.
>
>
Welcome to the club
Does it use a normal USB connection and work fine on XP?
No driver or related issues?
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> After reading other post decided to try this wheel for myself just on the > PC, it is really awesome, don't own a PS2, but as a PC wheel one of the > best I have ever had. I had been using the MOMO for a long time, but this > PS2 wheel just ROCKS, on every game I have, I have been able to run > better using this one. Thanks to the other guys for telling me about > this wheel. >On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 20:15:51 -0500, "mjones53" <[email hidden]>
wrote something like:
>After reading other post decided to try this wheel for myself just on the
>PC, it is really awesome, don't own a PS2, but as a PC wheel one of the best
>I have ever had. I had been using the MOMO for a long time, but this PS2
Which Momo is that?
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- Jussi Koukku -
wrote something like:
Which Momo is that?
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- Jussi Koukku -
yes, it is USB, just plug it in..
Not the racing MOMO, the 1st Red Big Boy one.
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> On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 20:15:51 -0500, "mjones53" <[email hidden]> > wrote something like: > >>After reading other post decided to try this wheel for myself just on the >>PC, it is really awesome, don't own a PS2, but as a PC wheel one of the >>best >>I have ever had. I had been using the MOMO for a long time, but this PS2 > > Which Momo is that? > -- > - Jussi Koukku -You got my attention now that my ol'trusty LWFF is going apart.
Ill be damned if they have made a decent wheel for the consoles. If it
even beats the original MOMO it must be a no-brainer to buy for its
price.
Well im hungry for more user comments on this one. Is there anything
bad/annoying about this wheel?
Cheers,
LM
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> yes, it is USB, just plug it in.. > Not the racing MOMO, the 1st Red Big Boy one. > "Jussi Koukku" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 20:15:51 -0500, "mjones53" <[email hidden]> > > wrote something like: > > > >>After reading other post decided to try this wheel for myself just on the > >>PC, it is really awesome, don't own a PS2, but as a PC wheel one of the > >>best > >>I have ever had. I had been using the MOMO for a long time, but this PS2 > > > > Which Momo is that? > > -- > > - Jussi Koukku -> Well im hungry for more user comments on this one. Is there anything
> bad/annoying about this wheel?
Coupla things... one is the noise, though I personally don't notice it
unless I'm rapidly going from side to side in big chunks. If I'm driving
clean though, I never hear it. :) Only other thing is that it feels notchy
with really strong FF. Personally, I don't like "obvious" FF, so I dial it
down anyway. To me, my settings feel pretty natural (play mostly F1C/mods
and NR2003), and the wheel is pretty smooth. If like to crank it up though
to get the thing pulling this way and that, I'm pretty sure you'll find it
notchy.
Alan
BTW, I've never even unwrapped the pedals, so I can't comment there.
