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Act Labs RS??

3 posts by 3 people · 22 Oct 1998 - 23 Oct 1998

Jaso 22 Oct 1998#429605
I know, this thing doesn't have your fancy pants force feedback, but it does sort of look spiffy, doesn't it? Has anyone tried this, and how did you like it, considering what market it's shooting for right now? Obviously not a full blown sim-wheel, but would it be a cheap yet acceptable alternative for a casual sim racer like myself? I'd also like to hear what you think is THE best wheel out right now, FF or not, it doesn't matter. Thanks. Jason
I want to know the answers to those questions too. The wheel is very inexpensive, yet looks great. I dont want another Thrustmaster that needs new parts every couple of months, and I dont want to spend the money that TSW and ECCI require. >I know, this thing doesn't have your fancy pants force feedback, but it does >sort of look spiffy, doesn't it? Has anyone tried this, and how did you like >it, considering what market it's shooting for right now? Obviously not a >full blown sim-wheel, but would it be a cheap yet acceptable alternative for
Quoted text (7 lines)>a casual sim racer like myself? >I'd also like to hear what you think is THE best wheel out right now, FF or >not, it doesn't matter. >Thanks. >Jason
Pat Dotson 23 Oct 1998#429874
Quoted text (9 lines)> I know, this thing doesn't have your fancy pants force feedback, but it does > sort of look spiffy, doesn't it? Has anyone tried this, and how did you like > it, considering what market it's shooting for right now? Obviously not a > full blown sim-wheel, but would it be a cheap yet acceptable alternative for > a casual sim racer like myself? > I'd also like to hear what you think is THE best wheel out right now, FF or > not, it doesn't matter. > Thanks.
I've been using an ACT Labs RS wheel for several months now, and it's great! I think it's equal to or better than the Thrustmaster wheels I've owned or tried - and costs quited a bit less. Especially for someone like you, who describes yourself as "a casual sim racer", it can't be beat. -- Pat Dotson IMPACT Motorsports http://www.impactmotorsports.com/pd.html

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