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BLACK86hey just so you know its not mr latte saying that bad stuff about the t500, i thought it was when looking at the quote, kinda misleading.
Well aware he quoted the link he posted.
BLACK86hey just so you know its not mr latte saying that bad stuff about the t500, i thought it was when looking at the quote, kinda misleading.
Personally I'd put more weight into Owens opinions on this personally. I've raced with him online once and gotten smoked
(It was that FIA event Jav was running way back when I think I have improved a little since lol)
I see... Well then I am truly baffled why you'd need two motors to power FFB. Maybe it takes two of those motors to get somewhere in the range of the T500rs? Because I cant see very strong FFB in those videos. But alas, I wont hold that against them.
I await ISR to set the record straight. Unfortunately Fanatec made sure to buy off their main reviewer, Darrin.
Let us hope Tom Haake and Shaun Cole will be enough
K_SozeI think they choose to use two motors in order to lower the cogging effect (when you make an electric motor spin in your hand, you can feel steps). If you use two motors, you can offset them in order to lower this effect)...
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_cogging_effect
And I also think the total power allows real sized wheels...
Good point. I had ran some Neu Brushless motors in my R/C's and those def had serious cog when you spin them free. I was thinking that a sensored set up should be cog free.
Having to motors would really make sense. Basically one for each direction and they could work against or with just depending on needs. Imagine the centering strength of two would be superior.
Here is excited to be into Sim Racing as it revolves into serious equipment that blurs the reality line.
Fwiw the latest T500 update has helped the cog or step feeling. I used to be annoyed in sweepers by it. Note I am very very precise. Not the fastest but I run super consistent. This leads to things like this popping up.
I plan to buy a new wheel this spring considering my intuitions about how incredible the new wheels will be.
Like to get my kids into kart racing. So prob take T500 and purchase a bent used kart chassis. Mount wheel and a screen for training purposes. Muscle memory, race situations, just another tool to help improve/train drivers.
amf7 - can you stop spamming/bumping your site - this is about Thrustmaster F1 wheel, if you have nothing relevant to add then obstain. create your own thread for those that are interested and don't hijack this one!
amf7If u guys think its spam ill stop posting the link no problem however of I do have something new I will definitely link it as it maybe useful sorry for annoying some of u
Yeh thanksIts ok. You should link your site in your user profile that way it will be in every post you make.
I tend to agree. It is pretty much spam. Also, you really are not putting any info out that is not in this thread already.
Well he only linked it about 9 times, so far
Things are getting really interesting on the hardware front this year.
Us gamers ain't ever had it so good.
Things are getting really interesting on the hardware front this year.
Us gamers ain't ever had it so good.
Looks to have a T500 base with a couple of extra paddles. Anyone shed any light on this.
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Ferrari launch new playstation and PC steering wheel. Awesomeness.
I'm just curious how much this is going to cost me...