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TSW Wheel - Shift Control Button Kit

3 posts by 3 people · 09 Jul 1999 - 16 Jul 1999

BRH 09 Jul 1999#478761
Does anyone here have any experience at installing/using the optional Shift Control Button Kit on a 1998 TSW Wheel? I'm interested in using it to look left/right in GPL. First off, would it work for that purpose? Second, how hard is it to install? I'm not the handiest guy around, so was hoping that they could be securely taped to the spokes on the wheel. (I'd prefer not to drill holes through the spokes). Finally, do they really require soldering, or do they just plug-in somewhere, like the single/dual axis switch did? Any help with this would be appreciated.
I'm not sure how the actual TSW kit installs, but I've added 2 extra buttons on the wheel of my old TSW. I did the wiring myself which wasn't difficult. And yes, I use these buttons for looking left and right in GPL. Wayne Hutchison
Eric Cote 16 Jul 1999#480716
Look at how the 15 pins game controller connector is made. All you'll need is find what colors does what. the best method is getting a ohmeter and checking each of wires are on which pin, after knowing this installing extra switches is a piece of cake. Take a look at the layout at my website under "BLACKBOX" look on page 4 and 5 of that project, you'll find your answer there. http://www.simracingmag.com Good luck Eric
Quoted text (14 lines)> Does anyone here have any experience at installing/using the optional > Shift Control Button Kit on a 1998 TSW Wheel? I'm interested in using > it to look left/right in GPL. > First off, would it work for that purpose? > Second, how hard is it to install? I'm not the handiest guy around, so > was hoping that they could be securely taped to the spokes on the > wheel. (I'd prefer not to drill holes through the spokes). > Finally, do they really require soldering, or do they just plug-in > somewhere, like the single/dual axis switch did? > Any help with this would be appreciated.
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