Hi there!
Which steering whell for my Computer is the best one to use with SIMs
like GP2 and NASCAR???
Thanks a lot...
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The CDS is one of only a very few driving control systems which supports
the separate and simultaneous application of gas and brake modeled in GP2.
Also, if you are interested in NASCAR performance, many of the very top
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Extreme Competition Controls Inc.
Using control driven calibration my Mad Catz controller can handle
simultaneous application of gas and brake. It cost me half what a T2
costs. I can dab the brake in a corner, leaving the gas full down and
slow the car without unsettling it through a corner I have overjudged.
Using standard calibration (ie emulating a joystick) this doesn't work.
Am I reading the abilities of the CDS wrong?
Jet
>Hi there!
>Which steering whell for my Computer is the best one to use with SIMs
>like GP2 and NASCAR???
I'd like to draw your attention to the TSW (Thomas Super Wheel). For
more details visit my (German) website:
http://www.ipm.net/~hmb/
Bye, Hartmut
TSW Support Center Europe:
http://www.ipm.net/~hmb/
On Wed, 02 Oct 1996 13:09:26 +0200, Lord Helmchen
>Which steering whell for my Computer is the best one to use with SIMs
>like GP2 and NASCAR???
Have a look at Sim Racing News
(http://sneezy.dcn.ed.ac.uk/simnews/index.htm) where you can find
reviews of all the tops controllers.
Richard
Not knowing the specific wiring scheme of the Mad Catz controller I am not
able to definitively explain to you wether your controller follows the
scheme of most, but... most current controllers use gas and brake pedals
linked on the same axis, namely the Y axis of joystick one, the steering
being the X axis(including the T1/T2 and TSW). When you look at your
calibration screen this should be clear if your pedals are active on the
same joystick as the wheel. If so, then the effect of stabbing the brake
when leaving the gas applied is indentical to the effect obtained by just
lifting the gas for the same amount and duration for when the pedals are
electrically linked. This kind of configuration does not enable
simultaneous application of gas and brake as would a separated axes
design.
A Cers
ECCI
Excuse me but the TSW has the option of either configuration, it can be
either a single or dual JS by flipping a toggle switch.
Trev
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Thank you,
If the TSW has such a switch, I stand corrected.
A Cers
Extreme Competition Controls Inc.
