For those that have this wheel, can you unhook the pedals and just
have the wheel plugged into the usb port? I wanna get this wheel but
would like to use a different set of pedals. I don't have a lot of
room under the desk.
My MS wheel allows me to disconnect the pedals completely. I heard
some wheel setups like the logitech require the pedals to be plugged
in to work since they usb connector is on the pedals.
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karkrazy AT softhome DOT net
I had one of these. The pedals were the worse ever made I think. Damn near
straight up and down! When you extended the swivel all the way, the pedals
were HORIZONTAL!
Because of this I never really got to use the wheel much. Couldn't afford
the physical therapy my feet would have needed. I think I kept it in the
box for a couple of years, then one day got tired of looking at it and
tossed it in the trash.
Check on the software. The last time I looked, it hadn't been updated in
years and was highly problematic.
-Larry
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> For those that have this wheel, can you unhook the pedals and just > have the wheel plugged into the usb port? I wanna get this wheel but > would like to use a different set of pedals. I don't have a lot of > room under the desk. > > My MS wheel allows me to disconnect the pedals completely. I heard > some wheel setups like the logitech require the pedals to be plugged > in to work since they usb connector is on the pedals. > > -- > karkrazy AT softhome DOT netI ended up taking the roller pedals from my T1 and mounted em on the
Andretti. Made a huge difference. Also had to mount a plate near the top
most throw so as to avoid the deadspot. 100% agreement on your assesment
Larry :)
I'll dig mine out and try the wheel with the AL perf pedals and get back at
ya tommorow checkmysig..
Mitch
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> I had one of these. The pedals were the worse ever made I think. Damnnear
> straight up and down! When you extended the swivel all the way, thepedals
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> were HORIZONTAL! > > Because of this I never really got to use the wheel much. Couldn't afford > the physical therapy my feet would have needed. I think I kept it in the > box for a couple of years, then one day got tired of looking at it and > tossed it in the trash. > > Check on the software. The last time I looked, it hadn't been updated in > years and was highly problematic. > > -Larry > > <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > For those that have this wheel, can you unhook the pedals and just > > have the wheel plugged into the usb port? I wanna get this wheel but > > would like to use a different set of pedals. I don't have a lot of > > room under the desk. > > > > My MS wheel allows me to disconnect the pedals completely. I heard > > some wheel setups like the logitech require the pedals to be plugged > > in to work since they usb connector is on the pedals. > > > > -- > > karkrazy AT softhome DOT net > >On Sun, 08 Sep 2002 03:43:55 GMT, "Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>I had one of these. The pedals were the worse ever made I think. Damn near
>straight up and down! When you extended the swivel all the way, the pedals
>were HORIZONTAL!
I wanna get them just for the steering wheel. Do you know if you have
to have the pedals hooked up inorder for it to work? I want to use
just plug up the steering wheel portion.
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I don't remember the details, but they were interconnected.
-Larry
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> On Sun, 08 Sep 2002 03:43:55 GMT, "Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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> >I had one of these. The pedals were the worse ever made I think. Damnnear
> >straight up and down! When you extended the swivel all the way, thepedals
