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MOMO Racing FFB Wheel

13 posts by 7 people · 31 May 2003 14:05 UTC - 05 Jun 2003 21:11 UTC

Bill Driscoll 31 May 2003 14:05 UTC#67063
I purchased this wheel new off the shelf at circuit City for $75,00. The software had never been open and the wheel was just a display model, After I got home and read the instructions it showes a power supply that plugs into the back. Well it wasn't to be found. I installed the software and installed the wheel, no problem and it works. Waht does the power supply do?? Thanks -- Bill D Pensacola, FL
It powers the Force Feedback. You need to go back and get it. If it was a display model, they probably left it sitting on the display. Larry "Bill Driscoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (12 lines)> > I purchased this wheel new off the shelf at circuit City for $75,00. The > software had never been open and the wheel was just a display model, > After I got home and read the instructions it showes a power supply that > plugs into the back. Well it wasn't to be found. I installed the > software and installed the wheel, no problem and it works. Waht does the > power supply do?? > > Thanks > -- > Bill D > Pensacola, FL
Graphically, yes. Ergonomically, no. "K e v i n �" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:er5Ca.71389$[email hidden]... > Q - Is this wheel a big improvement over the red Logitech FF wheel? > >
In article <3u3Ca.20676$[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says... > It powers the Force Feedback. You need to go back and get it. If it was a > display model, they probably left it sitting on the display. > > LarryWell they looked and not to hard.. ....Would someone be so kind to read off theirs and tell me the specs and model #. It's just a standard plug for a power supply. I probablly have one sitting around the house. So it should be alot better than it already is.....cool It's a big inprovment over my Thrustmaster Ditigal Pro II, which I wore out. Thanks -- Bill D Pensacola, FL
"Bill Driscoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Well they looked and not to hard.. ....Would someone be so kind to read > off theirs and tell me the specs and model #. It's just a standard plug > for a power supply. I probablly have one sitting around the house. > Model: GAD-SLU-240A8 P/N: 190057-1004 Input: 100-120V ~ 0.4A 50/60HZ Output: 24V .75A Did CC at least offer to order a replacement for you? They're usually pretty good about stuff like that. HTH, Chris
In article <vF8Ca.1085271$S_4.1094053@rwcrnsc53>, [email hidden] says... > > "Bill Driscoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Well they looked and not to hard.. ....Would someone be so kind to readChris: Thanks for the info. Now I can go to the store and they should know what they are looking for. The kid that sold it to me told me over the phone that force feedback runs off the USB port. I'll just go to the store and get some face time with someone. Thanks again Bill D
Quoted text (17 lines)> > off theirs and tell me the specs and model #. It's just a standard plug > > for a power supply. I probablly have one sitting around the house. > > > > Model: GAD-SLU-240A8 > P/N: 190057-1004 > Input: 100-120V ~ 0.4A 50/60HZ > Output: 24V .75A > > Did CC at least offer to order a replacement for you? They're usually > pretty good about stuff like that. > > HTH, > Chris > > >
-- Bill D Pensacola, FL
Yes, the MOMO pedals are better (however, I gave up on the stock pedals and went to TSW pedals - a huge improvement, particularly with games like N2003 that allow lock up under braking), but the wheel itself feels grainy and notchy and seems to suffer from strange spikes and anomalous kickbacks, which is why a lot of players prefer the "Old Red" Logi WMFF, particularly with the ball-bearing shaft mod. "guido" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:jW6Ca.291093$[email hidden]... > its a big improvement, more precise, better pedals. I always had fun with > the old wingman, but this is better (and the wingman was getting very old) > >
Larry 03 Jun 2003 15:58 UTC↳ reply to Chris Z.#66754
The seller is responsible for this IMHO. Do NOT let them off the hook! -Larry "Chris Z." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vF8Ca.1085271$S_4.1094053@rwcrnsc53...
Quoted text (20 lines)> > "Bill Driscoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Well they looked and not to hard.. ....Would someone be so kind to read > > off theirs and tell me the specs and model #. It's just a standard plug > > for a power supply. I probablly have one sitting around the house. > > > > Model: GAD-SLU-240A8 > P/N: 190057-1004 > Input: 100-120V ~ 0.4A 50/60HZ > Output: 24V .75A > > Did CC at least offer to order a replacement for you? They're usually > pretty good about stuff like that. > > HTH, > Chris > >
Well good news Went back to the store and got hold of someone that new what it looked like and actually went and looked.But they couldn't find it, and offered to refund my money. Since nI considered I god a pretty good price, I wasn't giving up yet. I called Logitech Monday morning and the guy at tech support couldn't replace it , but told me to call warranty support and tell them that my power pack had gone out, and since I just bought it 2 days ago, it should be covered under warranty.He put all my info in the computer and when I called warranty support, they said no problem, and will ship one as soon as I fax in my proff of purchase. Well, that was done quick, and my power supply should be in the mail. I will say thta having delt with a bunch of warranty, tech support side of companies, I would buy from Logitech again, just because of the ease of dealing with them. I'm sure I'll be back on here asking some force feed back question. Thanks everyone for oyur help and comments. Bill D Pensacola
Quoted text (29 lines)> The seller is responsible for this IMHO. Do NOT let them off the hook! > > -Larry > > "Chris Z." <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:vF8Ca.1085271$S_4.1094053@rwcrnsc53... > > > > "Bill Driscoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > Well they looked and not to hard.. ....Would someone be so kind to read > > > off theirs and tell me the specs and model #. It's just a standard plug > > > for a power supply. I probablly have one sitting around the house. > > > > > > > Model: GAD-SLU-240A8 > > P/N: 190057-1004 > > Input: 100-120V ~ 0.4A 50/60HZ > > Output: 24V .75A > > > > Did CC at least offer to order a replacement for you? They're usually > > pretty good about stuff like that. > > > > HTH, > > Chris > > > > > > >
-- Bill D Pensacola, FL
Same experience with Logi tech support Bill. One of the best experiences Ive ever had while trying to replace a defective product. Logitech support is "A number one" Mitch "Bill Driscoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (32 lines)> Well good news Went back to the store and got hold of someone that new > what it looked like and actually went and looked.But they couldn't find > it, and offered to refund my money. Since nI considered I god a pretty > good price, I wasn't giving up yet. I called Logitech Monday morning and > the guy at tech support couldn't replace it , but told me to call > warranty support and tell them that my power pack had gone out, and > since I just bought it 2 days ago, it should be covered under > warranty.He put all my info in the computer and when I called warranty > support, they said no problem, and will ship one as soon as I fax in my > proff of purchase. Well, that was done quick, and my power supply should > be in the mail. I will say thta having delt with a bunch of warranty, > tech support side of companies, I would buy from Logitech again, just > because of the ease of dealing with them. > > I'm sure I'll be back on here asking some force feed back question. > Thanks everyone for oyur help and comments. > > Bill D > Pensacola > > > > > The seller is responsible for this IMHO. Do NOT let them off the hook! > > > > -Larry > > > > "Chris Z." <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:vF8Ca.1085271$S_4.1094053@rwcrnsc53... > > > > > > "Bill Driscoll" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > > news:[email hidden]... > > > > Well they looked and not to hard.. ....Would someone be so kind to
read > > > > off theirs and tell me the specs and model #. It's just a standardplug
Quoted text (22 lines)> > > > for a power supply. I probablly have one sitting around the house. > > > > > > > > > > Model: GAD-SLU-240A8 > > > P/N: 190057-1004 > > > Input: 100-120V ~ 0.4A 50/60HZ > > > Output: 24V .75A > > > > > > Did CC at least offer to order a replacement for you? They're usually > > > pretty good about stuff like that. > > > > > > HTH, > > > Chris > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > Bill D > Pensacola, FL
"Steve Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > which is why a lot of players prefer the "Old Red" Logi WMFF, particularly > with the ball-bearing shaft mod. Where does one find out about this mod?

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