Edit: Also another thing to note is that it had the same plug as we now have on the CSR E and CSW bases. So this means the shifter does not have USB and will not function as a standalone. Unless Fanatec sells a fancy SFA1 like device that does the opposite, so instead of going from USB to Fanatec PS/2 plug, go from Fanatec RJ12 to USB.
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Well spotted although I highly doubt Fanatec would restrict sales by only allowing it to connect to their wheels. I expect it has what it needs for USB out of the box
Anyone notice that there is something mounted on the csw behind the rim on the csw base.
you mean the "thing" which is spotted for just a few seconds, starting at 0:31?..
Good catch so many things are teased here.. Thomas really understands this business way
Are you sure?! I remember that the CSW base doesn't allow 3rd party rims either, like a nice Momo or Nardi.
So it would definitely not surprise me if the same design decision is made here.
Rennsport cockpit V2 "parts". They allow for adjustable wheel deck. (I think)
@ bumer,
Yeah, I see them. So maybe a BMW rim, remodled as a Fanatec rim with no paddles as a cheaper alternative. Static paddles that can be added at any time, and work with other paddleless wheel rims. Maybe...
again a nice teaser.. I found 3 different new Fanatec products in a just 1 minute video.. Maybe we know now what Thomas means with "both versions"?
Time to discuss!
btw: interesting design!
The wheel has a Fanatec badge because of contractual issues most likely. They are not allowed to advertise for BMW. It definitely is just a BMW GT2 rim though.
The fixed paddles are new though, as well as the CSS of course.
So which 3 products?
again a nice teaser.. I found 3 different new Fanatec products in a just 1 minute video.. Maybe we know now what Thomas means with "both versions"?
Time to discuss!
btw: interesting design!
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Also:
In case there was any doubt.
Thomas, you are killing my discretionary income.
Great work 👍
Looking forward to feeling the CSS. Hard to judge any hardware without touching it so I don't think it would be fair to comment either positively or negatively at the video just yet.
You have to somehow make a judgement of a product's performance before you buy it though. Or at least that's my opinion. Sure the best test is to test it yourself, but still I would like to know 'how a product works' prior to actually making a decision on buying a product.
I know that I'd part with my money for the shifter and that Porsche wheel rim.
But can you guys remember how long ago it was when we got this video
http://youtu.be/enuhpqGwOCs
and until the wheel was released?
Could be a long wait for the shifter, although I hope it's not!
I know that I'd part with my money for the shifter and that Porsche wheel rim.
But can you guys remember how long ago it was when we got this video
http://youtu.be/enuhpqGwOCs
and until the wheel was released?
Could be a long wait for the shifter, although I hope it's not!
shifter seems like its got good spring and tightness to it in sequential, just seems a bit too loose and free in h gate mode for my liking, still i could be misreading it from the video