OK, I'm interested to know if anyone can rival my candidate for the worst racing wheel in the entire universe. I just got a little TV-stand thing that will work great for when I get a proper wheel, and saw fit to hook up my Big Mistake wheel. That's right, the Wal-Mart Pelican Cobra TT... I managed to get both pedals switched on this time (doesn't default to useful settings) but five words define this wheel for me...
OVER SIXTY DEGREE DEAD ZONE.
I'm not exaggerating. I measured. It feels more like ninety sometimes, like if you're in an oversteery vehicle and get into that dead-zone pendulum oscillating, where the car starts swinging harder and harder back and forth...
Can anyone beat the sixty degree dead zone wheel from hell? I can't imagine why anyone would even do such a thing or would want to. I had it apart and it appears to be a normal pot controlling it, meaning that the dead zone is in software. If you increase the steering sensitivity the zone tightens about half as fast as the sensitivity increases so it makes matters much worse real fast...
OVER SIXTY DEGREE DEAD ZONE.
I'm not exaggerating. I measured. It feels more like ninety sometimes, like if you're in an oversteery vehicle and get into that dead-zone pendulum oscillating, where the car starts swinging harder and harder back and forth...
Can anyone beat the sixty degree dead zone wheel from hell? I can't imagine why anyone would even do such a thing or would want to. I had it apart and it appears to be a normal pot controlling it, meaning that the dead zone is in software. If you increase the steering sensitivity the zone tightens about half as fast as the sensitivity increases so it makes matters much worse real fast...