Does anyone know anything about the new NASCAR Charger Racing Wheel by
Thrustmaster?
Does anyone have any information on the NASCAR Charger Racing Wheel by
Thrustmaster?
Its a low cost wheel built by TM. not near as good a wheel as most out
there, but it works. I use one myself. Some complaints I have on the set is
the pedals are too close together and too small. But if your like me and
simply dont have a lot of cash to invest in sim racing, its worth using. I
think theres several places offering it for around 35 bux right now. About
the price of a fair joystick, so its a good buy. And it uses the same
software that the higher priced TM's use, so I assume the design is
basically the same. Just not as good looking.
Larry
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Unfortunately. Cheap wheel which worked about two weeks...
Then "pots" broked. Avoid that wheel!
Gotta wonder what your doing with your wheel, Jussi . LOL Just kidding.
I used mine about a week, took it apart .. seen the cheap pots and replaced
them before they had a chance to break. Cheap fix, but if you havent got a
soldering iron, and if Jussi says avoid it, then go with that.
Larry
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> Unfortunately. Cheap wheel which worked about two weeks...
> Then "pots" broked. Avoid that wheel!
It blows. I picked one up and used it for about a month when my GP1 (the
predecessor to the Charger) was unrepairable. First one I bought the pots
where so bad in it I took it back figuring I'd been sold a used one. Got one
straight out of their stock shipment (I helped the guy unpack it) and it was
only good for about 2 weeks before the steering pot started to jitter.
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