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Momo Power Problems HELP!

3 posts by 3 people · 25 Nov 2003 16:32 UTC - 26 Nov 2003 00:58 UTC

J.R. 25 Nov 2003 16:32 UTC#48639
Quoting a thread I found on groups.google.com dated August 26th 2003: "I got this MOMO (brand new) from a friend a while ago. It has been working. For months I haven't played anything with my wheel because I was playing with my Xbox. Yesterday I bought an ATI 9800 pro and really want to get back to PC gaming again. I just fired up the wheel but no light comes on. The wheel is not "turned" on as if no power is getting through. The adaptar is warm though. I only paid $25 for it. :-) This is the "black" version with soft rubber on the wheel. I opened that sucker up and saw that it was gear driven!!!!!! Now, I want to get the old "red" cable-driven Wingman from JustDeal. My question is that would it run on WinXP? I once had that same wheel but forgot if it would work with a serial to USB converter????" ======================= I've seen several posts like this where the power seems to just cut out on the Momo, but does anybody know WHY? I need to troubleshoot this :( J.R.
booger 25 Nov 2003 19:55 UTC↳ reply to J.R.#48658
1) The old red wheel will only work with the Serial->USB cable. 2) You might want to try the wheel on another PC to check if its a wheel problem. Alternatively, you should try another wheel on the PC to check if its an internal usb problem. booger "J.R." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:bq003r$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> Quoting a thread I found on groups.google.com dated August 26th 2003: > > "I got this MOMO (brand new) from a friend a while ago. It has been > working. > For months I haven't played anything with my wheel because I was playing > with my Xbox. Yesterday I bought an ATI 9800 pro and really want to get > back to PC gaming again. I just fired up the wheel but no light comes on. > The wheel is not "turned" on as if no power is getting through. The
adaptar > is warm though. I only paid $25 for it. :-) This is the "black" version > with soft rubber on the wheel. I opened that sucker up and saw that itwas > gear driven!!!!!! Now, I want to get the old "red" cable-driven Wingman > from JustDeal. My question is that would it run on WinXP? I once hadthat
Quoted text (10 lines)> same wheel but forgot if it would work with a serial to USB converter????" > > ======================= > > I've seen several posts like this where the power seems to just cut out on > the Momo, but does anybody know WHY? I need to troubleshoot this :( > > J.R. > >
I had read somewhere that the Power Supplies for these wheels are sometimes going bad. I can't remember where I read that though. May be worth checking onto... Glen "J.R." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:bq003r$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> Quoting a thread I found on groups.google.com dated August 26th 2003: > > "I got this MOMO (brand new) from a friend a while ago. It has been > working. > For months I haven't played anything with my wheel because I was playing > with my Xbox. Yesterday I bought an ATI 9800 pro and really want to get > back to PC gaming again. I just fired up the wheel but no light comes on. > The wheel is not "turned" on as if no power is getting through. The
adaptar > is warm though. I only paid $25 for it. :-) This is the "black" version > with soft rubber on the wheel. I opened that sucker up and saw that itwas > gear driven!!!!!! Now, I want to get the old "red" cable-driven Wingman > from JustDeal. My question is that would it run on WinXP? I once hadthat
Quoted text (10 lines)> same wheel but forgot if it would work with a serial to USB converter????" > > ======================= > > I've seen several posts like this where the power seems to just cut out on > the Momo, but does anybody know WHY? I need to troubleshoot this :( > > J.R. > >

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