Logitech MOMO Racing Wheel (PC/Mac)

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Quote from imthebestracerthereis :The Logitech MOMO Racing Force (black, the one you commonly see on YouTube) has 240 degree lock, see video: http://www. For extra stability, the crazy kind that I suppose gorilla-handed people only capable of wildly swinging the wheel left and right in increments of no less than 180 degrees at forces that would shatter concrete would need, the wheel supports an optional bolting. Der Spaßfaktor bei Rennspielen steigt jedenfalls enorm an, was vor allem auf das Force Feedback Feature zurückzuführen ist.

I'm recommending a wheel to someone, and if the MOMO works with PS2 like the DFP, I'd rather recommend them the MOMO since the paddles are much better than on the DFP. You'll really have to stretch your thumb or move your hand entirely to reach these, inhibiting their usefulness in normal play. The justification for this is that when you're not playing, your keyboard will be over the place where the hole is, so you're not going to notice it anyway. Oh, btw the max degree of wheel rotation is 270 degrees lock to lock for this steering wheel Logitech MOMO Racing Force Feedback Wheel.

On this page, you can always free download Logitech MOMO Racing Force Feedback Wheel software for Joysticks. Now you can carry your PC between your legs, tie the monitor to your chest, and keep the wheel on an arm. Industry norms are approximately 70%, so that 15% saving is reducing your energy bill and softening your environmental impact on the planet. The Corsair iCue software is also known to conflict with Input Device initialization, if the game does not start up and you have such devices, please try disabling the iCue software and try again. For: Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows 10, Windows 8 64-bit File size: 16.

In seriousness (if stickers can be serious) the wheel's production value even extends into its packaging. jahren (habe kaum mit gespielt ) lenkrad hat eine neigung nach links bekommen und das ist sehr nervig weil man immer gegenlenken muss . Though the Logitech MOMO doesn't have the LCD and traction control switches Michael Schumacher manipulates so well, the wheel is otherwise quite similar to what you've seen in his cockpit, with bright red buttons and characteristic non-circular lower portion of the wheel. The MOMO wheel also uses a three point mounting system, an improvement over the Driving Force Pro's two, which makes even difficult mounting positions (like desks that curve down at the edge) readily usable. The hand-stitched leather and lack of indented grooves on either side can lead to some discomfort and chaffing of the thumbs after long exposures.The latter can be worked around with DXTweak2, the former with a tennis/squash ball or something if you like modding. The end result of the MOMO's substantial increase in surface area (sturdily metal plated by the way) is no longer having to rest one foot to the side and using the tips of toes on the other for leverage on the pedals. Seriously just get a DFGT, if you cant afford it yet then save for it, i had one years ago as did most of my online racing friends, it IS the place to start, anything cheaper simply isnt worth it, after about 6 months of use the brake on the pedals may stick on meaning you will have to take the pedal set apart and clean the pots, once you have done this ( a ten minute job ) its good to go again, its simple to do and theres a load of videos on you tube showing you how to do it, aside from this it will just keep on going strong for ages, for the money its the best value. The pedals are bad too, I find it impossible to break well and consistent without ABS in Assetto Corsa.