GPL analog clutch - how 2

Yes!. It would certainly be a great help. I would hate to reinvent the wheel (opps I mean the pedal)<G> >Adding an analog clutch to GPL is awesome! I could set up a homepage with a >simple instruction how to do this (on the basis of a NASCAR PRO wheel), but >I'm not sure how many of you would actually be interested. That page would >also include a section with tips on the new (and improved) driving >techniques that lay open once you got used to the "third pedal". I don't >have Viper Racing, but I believe that sim supports an analog clutch as well. >So - would you like me to do this (it would take me a week to do it >properly, though)?

[X] Interested. Happy Lappin', Wade Tschida Still in Minnesota, still not in NROS :-\. <--Which is OK, GPL is taking up LOTSA time :-)!

Adding an analog clutch to GPL is awesome! I could set up a homepage with a simple instruction how to do this (on the basis of a NASCAR PRO wheel), but I'm not sure how many of you would actually be interested. That page would also include a section with tips on the new (and improved) driving techniques that lay open once you got used to the "third pedal". I don't have Viper Racing, but I believe that sim supports an analog clutch as well. So - would you like me to do this (it would take me a week to do it properly, though)? Here's a short GPL replay showing a start at Mosport and the great advantage an anaolg clutch offers: [link lost in import: /***er/start.zip] Mea***er

That sounds great! How is the 'feel' of an analog clutch? I never tried it, but it seems to me that it must feel really weird. // Johan

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> Adding an analog clutch to GPL is awesome! I could set up a homepage with a > simple instruction how to do this (on the basis of a NASCAR PRO wheel), but > I'm not sure how many of you would actually be interested. That page would > also include a section with tips on the new (and improved) driving > techniques that lay open once you got used to the "third pedal". I don't > have Viper Racing, but I believe that sim supports an analog clutch as well. > So - would you like me to do this (it would take me a week to do it > properly, though)? > Here's a short GPL replay showing a start at Mosport and the great advantage > an anaolg clutch offers: > [link lost in import: /***er/start.zip] > Mea***er

I would be interested! I had an Idea but don't know if it would work. On my TM2 I have the Wheel, Shifter, and two buttons. The buttons I use for looking left and right. I wos wondering if I could take a pedel off of one of my spair TM1's or TM2's, Take the wiring off of one of these buttons and connect them to the extra pedel?

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> Adding an analog clutch to GPL is awesome! I could set up a homepage with a > simple instruction how to do this (on the basis of a NASCAR PRO wheel), but > I'm not sure how many of you would actually be interested. That page would > also include a section with tips on the new (and improved) driving > techniques that lay open once you got used to the "third pedal". I don't > have Viper Racing, but I believe that sim supports an analog clutch as well. > So - would you like me to do this (it would take me a week to do it > properly, though)? > Here's a short GPL replay showing a start at Mosport and the great advantage > an anaolg clutch offers: > [link lost in import: /***er/start.zip] > Mea***er

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Nope, that ain't gonna work. Patience, I'll have the homepage finished this weekend and I will announce it on r.a.s. The T2 has a very upgrade-friendly pedal-base, but the connection cable *could* be a problem. I can't promise whether I'll be able to feature the T2 on the homepage as the wiring is somewhat different, but I'll do my best to find that out. It's definitely impossible to assign the clutch to the button-wires though, don't waste time on that.

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>I would be interested! I had an Idea but don't know if it would work. >On my TM2 I have the Wheel, Shifter, and two buttons. The buttons I use >for looking left and right. I wos wondering if I could take a pedel off >of one of my spair TM1's or TM2's, Take the wiring off of one of these >buttons and connect them to the extra pedel? >> [link lost in import: /***er/start.zip] >> Mea***er

If you go to Spys GP2 page he has a section on how to install a clutch on a t2 and how to install gear control buttons on it as well. I did the gear control and it works great. Tony

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> Nope, that ain't gonna work. Patience, I'll have the homepage finished this > weekend and I will announce it on r.a.s. The T2 has a very upgrade-friendly > pedal-base, but the connection cable *could* be a problem. I can't promise > whether I'll be able to feature the T2 on the homepage as the wiring is > somewhat different, but I'll do my best to find that out. It's definitely > impossible to assign the clutch to the button-wires though, don't waste time > on that. > >I would be interested! I had an Idea but don't know if it would work. > >On my TM2 I have the Wheel, Shifter, and two buttons. The buttons I use > >for looking left and right. I wos wondering if I could take a pedel off > >of one of my spair TM1's or TM2's, Take the wiring off of one of these > >buttons and connect them to the extra pedel? > >> [link lost in import: /***er/start.zip] > >> Mea***er

>Adding an analog clutch to GPL is awesome! I could set up a homepage with a >simple instruction how to do this (on the basis of a NASCAR PRO wheel), but >I'm not sure how many of you would actually be interested. That page would >also include a section with tips on the new (and improved) driving >techniques that lay open once you got used to the "third pedal". I don't >have Viper Racing, but I believe that sim supports an analog clutch as well. >So - would you like me to do this (it would take me a week to do it >properly, though)? I'm VERY interested.