Anyone out there on this newsgroup using them ???
I have had contact with the company via e-mail, and thye have been
most responsive and helpful. These units may be the way we decide to
go for our racing simulators.
Would appreciate comments, reviews, likes/dislikes, reliability info,
etc. from those who have experience with them.
The model we are discussing with them is the CDS-4000 "Monza" with the
Fluid-Damped steering.
Also, anyone have experience and comments on PDPI game controller
cards ???
Thank you. All comments and replies will be appreciated.
Allan
The ECCI Wheel is a VERY nice wheel, and I am pleased to admit that it is
"over" engineered. Quite a work of art in my books.
As far as the PDPI gamecard.... it will boast a positioning resolution "at
least" 2X what any USB wheel out there has currently. The ECCI wheel and the
PDPI gameport is the "overall" pinnacle in performance, precision,
stability, and data throughput (taxation) available on the market today.
Cheers,
Shumi
P.S. you can read my review of the PDPI gamecard at:
http://www.rs2league.com/reviews/reviews_page.htm
Grab a coffee, I go into a bit of detail.
You might also want to read my tech papers on gameports at:
http://www.rs2league.com/tech_talk/tech_talk_main.htm that will give an even
more detailed analysis of the PDPI versus the Standard Gameport on ANY
soundcard....
ECCI products have always been very reliable and will probably be the only wheel you'll ever need to buy unless you upgrade to a new ECCI model. While they cost more than their counterparts the reason why is plain and simple. Quality engineering and testing. If you don't mind spending the money, you might as well get the best.
Michael K. Grandy Sr
Proud Member of Precision Racing Professional Internet Race Team
Officially sponsored by ECCI
"ECCI - A proud sponsor of the 1998 NROS finals"
The CDS4000 was designed for stock car racing... and it delivers
Member of OSCAR Freedom Cup Series
Member of Nass99 Pro Online Series
Nas99 Pro is sponsored by 4CDs.com
Member of the National Invitational Series
The NIS is sponsored by Thomas Enterprises
The ECCI Wheel is a VERY nice wheel, and I am pleased to admit that it is
"over" engineered. Quite a work of art in my books.
As far as the PDPI gamecard.... it will boast a positioning resolution "at
least" 2X what any USB wheel out there has currently. The ECCI wheel and the
PDPI gameport is the "overall" pinnacle in performance, precision,
stability, and data throughput (taxation) available on the market today.
Cheers,
Shumi
P.S. you can read my review of the PDPI gamecard at:
http://www.rs2league.com/reviews/reviews_page.htm
Grab a coffee, I go into a bit of detail.
You might also want to read my tech papers on gameports at:
http://www.rs2league.com/tech_talk/tech_talk_main.htm that will give an even
more detailed analysis of the PDPI versus the Standard Gameport on ANY
soundcard....
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> > Anyone out there on this newsgroup using them ??? > > I have had contact with the company via e-mail, and thye have been > most responsive and helpful. These units may be the way we decide to > go for our racing simulators. > > Would appreciate comments, reviews, likes/dislikes, reliability info, > etc. from those who have experience with them. > > The model we are discussing with them is the CDS-4000 "Monza" with the > Fluid-Damped steering. > > Also, anyone have experience and comments on PDPI game controller > cards ??? > > Thank you. All comments and replies will be appreciated. > > AllanI have the ECCI CDS4000 with Monza F1 System. Awesome. Thats all that can
describe it... well, maybe heavy is another word :-)
You might want to check news.simracing.org in the n3.discussion group for
more reviews of it.
Take Care
-Jacob
Team BHMS
www.bhmotorsports.com
