Fanatec Announcements: CSW V2 Reviews Out
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$500... yikes. Considering the damper is included, that's a $120 premium for inversion.
That's getting near full hydraulic pedals. That being said, no doubt this will be a great product.
EDIT: looking at the photos, it seems they changed some of the pedal mechanisms. I get were the added cost comes from.
I'm really interested what Fanatec can make a DD wheel for. <$1K would be ideal but I'm not placing any bets.
That's getting near full hydraulic pedals. That being said, no doubt this will be a great product.
EDIT: looking at the photos, it seems they changed some of the pedal mechanisms. I get were the added cost comes from.
I'm really interested what Fanatec can make a DD wheel for. <$1K would be ideal but I'm not placing any bets.
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The last sentence of that simracingpaddock link explains the price cut on the CSWv2 (and I interpret this cut as presumably because DD wheel prices are such that the CSWv2 needs to fit in a lower price slot, not competition from the Thrustmaster TS-PC Racer and pending GT Sport wheels)
Personally a suitably priced Fanatec DD wheel sounds great. Heck, it might even be the trigger for me to switch back to Fanatec after the years with Thrustmaster
Personally a suitably priced Fanatec DD wheel sounds great. Heck, it might even be the trigger for me to switch back to Fanatec after the years with Thrustmaster
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I think high torque motors reduces input lag because they are more able to handle the wheel rim inertia. Then you are able to feel higher frequencies (high frequencies implies that the wheel can change its speed faster).
I own a CSW V2 and it is an amazing wheel (that + an HTC Vive + Assetto Corsa makes me happy every weekend). But I am still curious about the Accuforce/OSW/SimSteering wheels. And keeping my 918 rim ans CSP V2 while accessing to the direct drive wheel is real teasing me.
I own a CSW V2 and it is an amazing wheel (that + an HTC Vive + Assetto Corsa makes me happy every weekend). But I am still curious about the Accuforce/OSW/SimSteering wheels. And keeping my 918 rim ans CSP V2 while accessing to the direct drive wheel is real teasing me.
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ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5
''A facelift for our proven technology
The ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5 is a careful and precise evolution of the highly successful V2. It comes with more advanced electronics and a new motor for improved feeling, functionality and even higher durability.''
''A facelift for our proven technology
The ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5 is a careful and precise evolution of the highly successful V2. It comes with more advanced electronics and a new motor for improved feeling, functionality and even higher durability.''
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ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5
''A facelift for our proven technology
The ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5 is a careful and precise evolution of the highly successful V2. It comes with more advanced electronics and a new motor for improved feeling, functionality and even higher durability.''
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@Fanatec... Please tell us more!
Also this came out of nowhere. I'm keen to know what the difference are vs the V2.
No mention of PS3 or Logitech in the manual. Welp, that's good for V2 resale values.
Also this came out of nowhere. I'm keen to know what the difference are vs the V2.
No mention of PS3 or Logitech in the manual. Welp, that's good for V2 resale values.
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They removed all references to PS4 compatibility last year when they started talking to Sony about a Fanatec PS4 wheel, but I don't recall PS3 compatibility statements also being removed. Then again, they might well have done so because after all they never had a PS3 license directly, they just piggy-backed on Logitech's license.
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That would be awesome. A USB hub with a security chip. Simple. Probably a bit optimistic, but possible.
Although it looks like the buttons are inverted and that would make what looks to be the PS logo... not the PS logo. Although the blue color is very close to the official PlayStation blue. Hmmmmmmm.
Although it looks like the buttons are inverted and that would make what looks to be the PS logo... not the PS logo. Although the blue color is very close to the official PlayStation blue. Hmmmmmmm.
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I am hesitant to create a new thread about it but I feel we should. Keen a discussion to start about this product than discussing it in here which is kind of off topic.
Those buttons look interesting. The first one looks like some kind of gauge/compass. Two directional buttons. An info button. And the other looks like the playstation logo...
hmm....
If it hasn't been done before it cannot be a wheel, hand break, gear shifter or pedal. What else is missing? Fees like a button box?
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One is a brake warning symbol, another a cruise control symbol, two directional arrows (indicators) and the final one is the playstaton logo.
These are the replies of Thomas from Fanatec in the blog comments.
In reply to a question about a button box.
In reply to question about release date.
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Sorry for the double post but there is more information to add. Thomas has stated that 'very soon' means 'We will be on time for Dirt 4 
'. This was in response to someone having a moan about PS4 wheel support. So no idea if 'on time' for Dirt 4 means this mystery product or a PS4 wheel.
Edit: Very interesting! The posts in regard to the above have all been deleted!
'. This was in response to someone having a moan about PS4 wheel support. So no idea if 'on time' for Dirt 4 means this mystery product or a PS4 wheel.Edit: Very interesting! The posts in regard to the above have all been deleted!
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