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G25 v. Momo Force
I got the red Momo Force installed, fired up rFactor, and gave it a
test drive. I did not try to make any adjustments to make it feel better - just remapped the controls to the new wheels and took off. It shouldn't be a surprise, but I thought I'd comment anyway. I can tell you unequivocally that the G25 blows it away. There is no comparison in the smoothness, the response time, and the crispness of the feedback. If you've tried FF wheels in the past and didn't like them, you may want to give it another try with a G25. It's a completely different experience. Pat Dotson |
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Michael Sisson wrote: [snip] > > The thing that is holding me back is the wire nightare. I have owned a > Logi Red (cable driven, not the MOMO), an Act-Labs Monstrosity, and a > Logi Black Momo. [snip] My ActLabs refuses to die, so I haven't had an excuse to get a G25 yet . Just an idea, but are all the plugs/sockets on the G25 standard? What about wiring together an intermediate harness with a single plug to connect/disconnect? If nobody runs with the idea I might get one just to try it out, and maybe see if anyone wants to buy one. Kendt |
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G25 v. Momo Force
I love the G25 with three exceptions:
1. No center clamp for the wheel. 2. The cable madness. 3. Lack of forces around dead center (about 10 deg worth, each side). 4. The way too short cable for the pedals. Ok, so that's 4 -Larry > wrote in message oups.com... >I got the red Momo Force installed, fired up rFactor, and gave it a > test drive. I did not try to make any adjustments to make it feel > better - just remapped the controls to the new wheels and took off. > > It shouldn't be a surprise, but I thought I'd comment anyway. I can > tell you unequivocally that the G25 blows it away. There is no > comparison in the smoothness, the response time, and the crispness of > the feedback. > > If you've tried FF wheels in the past and didn't like them, you may > want to give it another try with a G25. It's a completely different > experience. > > Pat Dotson > |
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G25 v. Momo Force
"Larry" > wrote in message
... >I love the G25 with three exceptions: > > 1. No center clamp for the wheel. > 2. The cable madness. > 3. Lack of forces around dead center (about 10 deg worth, each side). > 4. The way too short cable for the pedals. > > Ok, so that's 4 > > -Larry #3 has me wondering - I have a G25 on the way and one of the things I was hoping to see much improved from the DFP is the dead feel around center. I'd thought the twin motors and less gear reduction would have helped a lot there. Hmmm... As for #4, I remember seeing a posting at RSC from someone at Logitech that you can use an extender cable for the pedals. It's apparently a standard cable type, so you can buy lots of them and run it all the way around your house. ;-) SB |
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G25 v. Momo Force
"Steve Blankenship" <steveNOSPAMblankenshipATcomcast.net> wrote in message ... > "Larry" > wrote in message > ... >>I love the G25 with three exceptions: >> >> 1. No center clamp for the wheel. >> 2. The cable madness. >> 3. Lack of forces around dead center (about 10 deg worth, each side). >> 4. The way too short cable for the pedals. >> >> Ok, so that's 4 >> >> -Larry > > #3 has me wondering - I have a G25 on the way and one of the things I was > hoping to see much improved from the DFP is the dead feel around center. > I'd thought the twin motors and less gear reduction would have helped a > lot there. Hmmm... As for #4, I remember seeing a posting at RSC from > someone at Logitech that you can use an extender cable for the pedals. > It's apparently a standard cable type, so you can buy lots of them and run > it all the way around your house. ;-) > > SB Not sure if Larry is saying it lacks feel around center in all sims he's tried it with, but with rFactor you can edit a line in your player/controller file which eliminates the dead zone around center. Should look like this: FFB steer force neutral range="0.00000" -- David G Fisher |
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G25 v. Momo Force
Dave F wrote: > "Steve Blankenship" <steveNOSPAMblankenshipATcomcast.net> wrote in message > ... > > "Larry" > wrote in message > > ... > >>I love the G25 with three exceptions: > >> > >> 1. No center clamp for the wheel. > >> 2. The cable madness. > >> 3. Lack of forces around dead center (about 10 deg worth, each side). > >> 4. The way too short cable for the pedals. > >> > >> Ok, so that's 4 > >> > >> -Larry > > > > #3 has me wondering - I have a G25 on the way and one of the things I was > > hoping to see much improved from the DFP is the dead feel around center. > > I'd thought the twin motors and less gear reduction would have helped a > > lot there. Hmmm... As for #4, I remember seeing a posting at RSC from > > someone at Logitech that you can use an extender cable for the pedals. > > It's apparently a standard cable type, so you can buy lots of them and run > > it all the way around your house. ;-) > > > > SB > > Not sure if Larry is saying it lacks feel around center in all sims he's > tried it with, but with rFactor you can edit a line in your > player/controller file which eliminates the dead zone around center. Should > look like this: FFB steer force neutral range="0.00000" > > > -- > David G Fisher I'll check myself, but is this in all ISI sims? If GTR2 and GTL can't be edited to remove this I'll never get a G25. Kendt |
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"Dave F" > wrote in message
. .. > Not sure if Larry is saying it lacks feel around center in all sims he's > tried it with, but with rFactor you can edit a line in your > player/controller file which eliminates the dead zone around center. > Should look like this: FFB steer force neutral range="0.00000" > -- > David G Fisher Thanks Dave, but I had already done that sometime back. Spent a good bit of time tweaking the FF variables in rFactor and was much happier with it after the fact. The thing I'm talking about with the DFP is not just in rF; it occurs either on-center or whenever the steering forces are reversing. I just figured it was due to the extreme gear reduction on the motor, since the motor was going to have to wind up from a stop or a direction change before you were going to feel much resistance and it always came in a bit clunky, where in a real car the forces build up much more smoothly off-center. Most every DFP/G25 comparison I've seen has said that aspect was much better, so I was surprised to see Larry's take on it. I'll be interested to see how it feels to me when it comes in; it just about has to be a lot better due to the design and higher speed of rotation. We shall see! SB |
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You aren't going to get your wish
-Larry "Steve Blankenship" <steveNOSPAMblankenshipATcomcast.net> wrote in message ... > "Larry" > wrote in message > ... >>I love the G25 with three exceptions: >> >> 1. No center clamp for the wheel. >> 2. The cable madness. >> 3. Lack of forces around dead center (about 10 deg worth, each side). >> 4. The way too short cable for the pedals. >> >> Ok, so that's 4 >> >> -Larry > > #3 has me wondering - I have a G25 on the way and one of the things I was > hoping to see much improved from the DFP is the dead feel around center. > I'd thought the twin motors and less gear reduction would have helped a > lot there. Hmmm... As for #4, I remember seeing a posting at RSC from > someone at Logitech that you can use an extender cable for the pedals. > It's apparently a standard cable type, so you can buy lots of them and run > it all the way around your house. ;-) > > SB > |
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