It appears no-one has asked this in the last two minutes:...
Force Feedback wheels --
1.. Are they worth the effort?
2.. The local shop appears to have:
A Microsoft sidewinder,
A Logitech Wingman,
A Thrustmaster Force GT
All at similar prices - do any of these justify retiring a
Thrustmaster Sprint?
Thanks.
--
Steven Dawkins
Yep.
Get this one :-)
Definately. TM kind of crapped out anyway.
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1: It's definately worth the effort.
2. I have Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel
and its great. Now i drive Colin Mcrae Rally and it
works great.
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>> It appears no-one has asked this in the last two minutes:... >> Force Feedback wheels -- >> 1.. Are they worth the effort? >Yep. >> 2.. The local shop appears to have: >> A Microsoft sidewinder, >> A Logitech Wingman, >Get this one :-) >> A Thrustmaster Force GT >> All at similar prices - do any of these justify retiring a >> Thrustmaster Sprint? >Definately. TM kind of crapped out anyway. >-- >Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. >cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com >> Thanks. >> -- >> Steven DawkinsI dont like the ff !!!
Had one that broke after one month (LWFF) and couldn't be repaired
Also I am quicker without ff
So I think it's a gimmick !!!
Greetz
Jinx
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> 1: It's definately worth the effort. > 2. I have Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel > and its great. Now i drive Colin Mcrae Rally and it > works great. > >> It appears no-one has asked this in the last two minutes:... > >> Force Feedback wheels -- > >> 1.. Are they worth the effort? > >Yep. > >> 2.. The local shop appears to have: > >> A Microsoft sidewinder, > >> A Logitech Wingman, > >Get this one :-) > >> A Thrustmaster Force GT > >> All at similar prices - do any of these justify retiring a > >> Thrustmaster Sprint? > >Definately. TM kind of crapped out anyway. > >-- > >Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. > >cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com > >> Thanks. > >> -- > >> Steven Dawkins> I dont like the ff !!!
> Had one that broke after one month (LWFF) and couldn't be repaired
> Also I am quicker without ff
> So I think it's a gimmick !!!
Here we go again :)
<statement>
In GPL FF is not a gimmick
</statement>
You may not be faster while using FF, but you have a lot more control and
able to save a lot situation. So hotlapping and FF: maybe not, races
and FF: YES!
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Olav K. Malmin
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> Greetz > Jinx > > 1: It's definately worth the effort. > > 2. I have Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel > > and its great. Now i drive Colin Mcrae Rally and it > > works great. > > >> It appears no-one has asked this in the last two minutes:... > > >> Force Feedback wheels -- > > >> 1.. Are they worth the effort? > > >Yep. > > >> 2.. The local shop appears to have: > > >> A Microsoft sidewinder, > > >> A Logitech Wingman, > > >Get this one :-) > > >> A Thrustmaster Force GT > > >> All at similar prices - do any of these justify retiring a > > >> Thrustmaster Sprint? > > >Definately. TM kind of crapped out anyway. > > >-- > > >Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. > > >cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com > > >> Thanks. > > >> -- > > >> Steven Dawkins: 1: It's definately worth the effort.
I'd agree.
: 2. I have Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel
: and its great. Now i drive Colin Mcrae Rally and it
: works great.
I wouldn't say CMR is the best FF implementation but, when well done,
FF really helps me drive.
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Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving
Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group
Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York
www: http://manor.york.ac.uk/top.html
> 1: It's definately worth the effort.
> 2. I have Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel
> and its great. Now i drive Colin Mcrae Rally and it
> works great.
Now that a lot of people have tried it out, what would be the best FF wheel
for N3?
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> I wouldn't say CMR is the best FF implementation but, when well done, >FF really helps me drive. >-- >Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving > Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group > Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York > www: http://manor.york.ac.uk/top.htmlhttp://www.viaweb.com/saitekusa/ get a FF for 79 bucks. It uses Microsoft
Technology. I ordered one and it works great. You will learn what loose
means real quick in FF. =) It is a blast.
David
wheel
> for N3?
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> > 1: It's definately worth the effort. > > 2. I have Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel > > and its great. Now i drive Colin Mcrae Rally and it > > works great. > Now that a lot of people have tried it out, what would be the best FFHere is what I posted previous:
I built my own custom wheel that was very durable with high quality parts and it works
great, however after trying a Force Feedback wheel I will only drive with FF. It gives a
lot more realistic feel to driving with the top sim games (GPL,N3). I bought the LWFF
because it does not noticeably slow frame rate with USB, has good quick responding FF, and
I like the style. I will use my custom pedals though.
FF or not is a matter of opinion, but when I first tried it , I did not like it because I
had the settings wrong(for GPL). Now with trying different settings, its great!. I can get
LWFF online for about $119.00
http://www.softwarebuyline.com/product.asp?sync_number=201256&STORE=B...
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