Heh heh, none in the TSW2.

But, I have an original Logitech Momo FF wheel and pedals , and a Microsoft
Sidewinder FF wheel and pedals as well. The FF is very good in both of them.

I know some people don't like FF, but now that I have been using it, I don't
think I could go back to non FF, hence the selling of the TSW2.


--
Don Burnette



Mike Beauchamp wrote:
> How's the force feedback?
>
> "Don Burnette" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Hey gang,
>>
>> I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I
>> thought I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well
>> like to have it.
>>
>> It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very
>> first production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a
>> tank. It is still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I
>> have taken good care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it
>> now are the good digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and
>> there is absolutely no sound of the springs moving as the wheel is
>> rotated. One note, the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become
>> stripped in
>> the area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an
>> issue if the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then
>> a new clamping mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas
>> Enterprises, or perhaps just the bolt at a hardware store.
>>
>> Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe
>> Thomas sells usb adapter kits for them though.
>>
>> Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1
>>
>> My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let
>> me know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling
>> some of my older periphs I no longer use.
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Don Burnette