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F1 Sim Controller & Game Frame Pro

3 posts by 3 people · 27 Aug 1999 - 29 Aug 1999

Glenn 27 Aug 1999#488329
Is there anyone out there who has experience with these products? I looked at their website and the controller and frame look to be quality and a good value ($600 for both). Can anyone give me their impressions? Thanks! Glenn
R A Wright 28 Aug 1999#488465
Hi I have both the game frame chassis and the f1 sim wheel and the quality is excellent I don't use the f1 sim wheel set up since force feed back came on the 1.1 patch I got a MSFF wheel but you can,t fault the quality of the set-up. Regards Bob > Is there anyone out there who has experience with these products? I looked > at their website and the controller and frame look to be quality and a good > value ($600 for both). Can anyone give me their impressions? > Thanks! > Glenn
(unknown) 29 Aug 1999#488653
> Is there anyone out there who has experience with these products? I > looked > at their website and the controller and frame look to be quality and > a good > value ($600 for both). Can anyone give me their impressions? I've had an F1 Sim for over a year now, and it still performs well. The *new* F1 Sim should have an updated steering return mechanism (check before you buy) which is a much more positive return mechanism than the old one. I have the old version and it does not always return the steering to the centre accurately, although to be honest, I find this a minor problem and do not even notice it any more. I do know however, that other owners of the F1 Sim did find this a problem. The new mechanism is supposed to work better and gives more resistance when turned. Apart from this minor prob, the F1 Sim is very well built and uses quality parts, and is fully adjustable. I have only had to change a throttle spring on mine since I've owned it. You can get spare parts easily from the makers via mail order. I'd say the only two wheels that come near to (or better) the F1 Sim are the ECCI and TSW wheels (both based in the USA). The F1 Sim is definitely the best UK wheel IMHO. I have used mine with GPL, GP2, ICR2, N2, Screamer2, Motorhead, TOCA & TOCA2, Castrol Honda Superbike Championship, Big Red Racing, Monster Truck Racing, Ultimate Race Pro, Destruction Derby, Need for Speed & Motoracer. It has always worked perfectly with any program I have used it with. I have not used the game frame pro, but have looked at it, and it looks to be very solid in construction, using a real "Cobra" race seat and steel frame, which appears to be fully adjustable? If I had the money (I'm about to buy a new Motorbike!) and some spare room for it, I'd buy one today...... *Peter* 8-)

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