Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel
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@LOGI_Rich What’s the difference between a 941-000175 and 941-000178?
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Just so you know @Skills , and all empirical evidence to the contrary, and also discounting the fact that on the DC side of the power supply, it won't matter a tin fart in a whirlwind, the UK and EU AC power grid runs at 50Hz and 230V single phase inside the house. US AC power runs at 60Hz 120V single phase. So, maybe the voltage difference offsets the Hertz and won't make your wheel/pedals slower. 
@LOGI_Rich does the power supply auto-switch between voltage ranges?
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Ooh! Ooh! I just thought of a bit of a kink in my specious theorem above. It just occurred to me that the UK/EU folks have an unfair advantage with their 50Hz. Their power only hits a zero value 100 times a second, whereas the US players suffer that 0 voltage value 120 times per second. They have more power available! That is of course if the power supply doesn't have any capacitors or other electric doodad that keeps the DC wave at full power.
@LOGI_Rich does the power supply auto-switch between voltage ranges?
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Ooh! Ooh! I just thought of a bit of a kink in my specious theorem above. It just occurred to me that the UK/EU folks have an unfair advantage with their 50Hz. Their power only hits a zero value 100 times a second, whereas the US players suffer that 0 voltage value 120 times per second. They have more power available! That is of course if the power supply doesn't have any capacitors or other electric doodad that keeps the DC wave at full power.
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Seriously though, I thought the sensitivity set too high would make the wheel ‘Oscillate Wildly’.
I remember in GT 5/6 the wheel did that. I have sensitivity usually set at 3 to 5 to mitigate any of that.
That said I don’t feel I nearly as much in GT7, currently on a G27, Drivehub and PS4.
I remember in GT 5/6 the wheel did that. I have sensitivity usually set at 3 to 5 to mitigate any of that.
That said I don’t feel I nearly as much in GT7, currently on a G27, Drivehub and PS4.
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I remember using the Tomahawk at Tokyo's long straight before the FFB nerf. Fark, it was borderline dangerous.There is a possibility of unlocking the full power of the g pro wheel in gt7. You have to set it to g923 compatibility modeit feels much better. But it's not perfect. There is a lack of versatility. All the cars feel quite similar but... similarly good
a lot more grip with this setting. Now I can drive even older cars and have good control of them. With standard g pro compatibility mode it was very hard.
To versatile the feeling I change strength settings for different group of cars. For road cars about 6-6,5NM, gr3 7NM gr2 7,5 gr1 8NM. There is one issue with high downforce cars, a lot of wheel shaking around the center on long, high speed straights. Seriously a lot of shaking ;p that much that it's unplayable on lemans with gr1 cars. But for other cars or tracks without that long straights it feel much better than standard setting
In game setting for me:
Max force 10, sensitivity 1 vibration 35
On wheel:
Strength 6-8, filter 15, damper 15, TF audio 100, angle 1080, compatibility g923
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I know this post is several months old, but is testament to the fantastic communication between Logitech and its customers. And a credit to LogiRich.
That is not the case with certain other brands. I'll stick with the company which introduced me to wheels way back when, and I'm on my third wheel now. Not an issue with any of them. Ever.
@LOGI_Rich, are there any plans for GHub software team to add curves adjustment options (non-linear curve inputs) to the G Pro Pedals? Additionally, can pedal "dead-zones" sliders be added within GHub software (btw, Asetek has these options amongs other top tier vendors). In my opinion, GHub software needs some polishing refinements. The Pro Racing Wheel and Pedals (hardware wise) are very good.
One last point, regarding the loadcell pedal and accelerate/clutch pedals, is there any way to get additional springs and damper inserts kits? These items could be considered consumables and there are no spare-parts available from Logitech online store.
One last point, regarding the loadcell pedal and accelerate/clutch pedals, is there any way to get additional springs and damper inserts kits? These items could be considered consumables and there are no spare-parts available from Logitech online store.
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My G Pro wheel should be delivered tomorrow. Very much excited about finally updating my rig. Probably order the pedal set after I test the wheel.
I'll offer my thoughts how it compares to a T300 with the evo 599xx rim, if anyone is interested.
Ordered Friday morning and eta Monday afternoon, from USA to Canada. Wow
I'll offer my thoughts how it compares to a T300 with the evo 599xx rim, if anyone is interested.
Ordered Friday morning and eta Monday afternoon, from USA to Canada. Wow
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Qutility piece of kit. U will love it.
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I'll be doing a review of my experience of the wheel with differnt pedals soon.
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As Supercededman said Joe, it's quality mate. 
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Yes, don't let anyone complaining about the "plastic look" convince you otherwise. Everything is so solid and well built.
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Package has arrived. The wheel and base are definitely impressive. Off to Home Depot for some M6x1 bolts.
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15 mm I think.
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Did you need to update the firmware?
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