Unplug USB - Uninstall driver - restart PC - Reinstall driver - Replug USB.

If still kenot, RMA.

No harm trying, really.

have any one of u build any sort of stand or rack to put ur G25 or G27 on them? I am thinking of building one but i need some idea frm the sifu here.

How long can you all drive while using wheels ? I usually can last like 1 hour before feeling very tired.

My FFB settings too strong or my driving posture is wrong. Or it's just normal ?

If you talk about racing rig then got a lot lah in the internet. But for your question, do you mean like you affix your wheels then when you want to play that time you will shift it to your computer?

Are you feeling comfortable when driving? I don't, and usually like you after 1 hour I will feel tired because I don't have a proper or comfortable chair to sit on and those brothers in MSR they can race hours non-stop. You try to adjust softer because for one the motor won't have to work so hard in fighting your resistance and two you don't need to use so much strength to counter that resistance.

This post has been edited by BlueWind: Oct 20 2009, 05:59 PM

to drive in MSR u need to last around 1 and a half hours

FFB for me is good if the game requires steady steering
i dun hv steady hands...so by adding more FFB i need more force to move the wheel = less shaking

but for games like NFS n TDU where evading, avoiding bla3 which require quick steering...i'll set the FFB so that i can still feel the gravel while able to quickly change direction

I bought a side rack from carrefour and made it into my g25 mount. Its a low rack and its suits my very low seating position (rite on the floor). The name of the game is improvise. Unless ure handy type, then theres alot of sample online on how to do it ur own. Like by using PVC pipes.

This is a very good vids for PVC contruction. Just improvise for racing cockpits.

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Added on October 20, 2009, 9:23 pmPls be as comfortable as u can be when driving. Uncomfortable posture and extended time of driving can cause pain.

I invested on a racing seat and sit myself comfortably and build my racing cockpit around that sitting position.

This post has been edited by maranello55: Oct 20 2009, 09:23 PM

Nice finding you have there mara. I would never thought of using PVC pipes to build a cockpit more so a flying sim cockpit. It's cheap, it works the same like any other commercial racing sim cockpit.

As for the posture, my chair is 90 degree angle just like any other normal chair got cushion some more.. but only if I could adjust it slightly backward then it's perfect!

OT : Bro mara, what happened to MSR site? I can't seem to load it.

This post has been edited by BlueWind: Oct 21 2009, 12:04 AM

Oh Bluewind....MSR site is in a host migration process..be up again in 1-2 days

Great

Thanks

anyone adi buy the new logitech G27?
how the performance n feel???

I planning to buy a gaming wheel for my pc+ps3, which gaming wheel should I buy?

me myself have the same purpose with u...
i bought a Logitech Driving Force GT for pc+ps3...
but if u have the money buy G25 or G27 la bro, all pc&ps3 compatible...

How much?

Yah i saw quite some on the net, they are even complete products tat can be sold independently but too bad none of them are available and also do sell overseas.

At first thought of building one, but finding a seat itself is really costly... and most of them sell in sets... so i end up searching the net and found stuff like this
http://www.gtplanet.net/wheel-stand-pro-w-...h-g25-reviewed/
http://www.obutto.com/products.html

so gonna build my base on their concept.

wow using PVC pipe..... could it withstand the weight. I mean if we sit on it + the FFB frm the wheel and all those physical stuff.

i think it'll break because of the weight 1st rather than the FFB effect.

G25 price range from RM800 to RM900, G27 ~ RM1200, DFT ~ RM500 (not so sure),

Fanatec ~ ??? MK bought it
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=29375159

now that is a nice wheel.

not from local seller i suppose.

dem nice..where to get..thinking to grab now