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Wido Rossen
Looks pretty neat this wheel.....and it`s wireless.
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Thanks for the tip, they replied within a couple of hoursId suggest you to send a PM using their facebook page. A friend of mine was waiting about a a week to get any reply from them, as soon as he sent a PM, they got back to him. I believe they might be pretty busy lately.
A lot of users reported that in a german sim forum, so it is pretty common.Notice 2day that i could move my F1 wheel left and right abit.
Also able to lift it up and down a bit.
Having the base just over a week i took off the wheel and saw that screws (dunno the exact word) inside the lock were loose. Tightened them back and it is all fixed again.
Someone who experienced this too?
Is this caused by the rumble and effect of the wheel?
Does anyone know why there is currently a 2 month wait for the Clubsport Pedals?
I've had a similar problem which I solved by moving some other USB device to another port and using the pedals on the very first USB port on my mobo, it might be a conflict with some other USB device.I've searched and didn't find any info. I have a set of CSR Elite pedals hooked up to the PC, they're just over a year old. Had been working fine but now when I go to the track (Assetto Corsa mostly, and R3E) the pedals don't work. I have to unplug the usb and plug it back in (sometimes several times) and then they'll work fine. I've tried different usb ports and cables, nothing fixes the problem. Up until about 4-6 weeks ago they had been working fine and nothing has changed on my setup.
Anyone have any idea what could be going on?
I've had a similar problem which I solved by moving some other USB device to another port and using the pedals on the very first USB port on my mobo, it might be a conflict with some other USB device.
Also make sure you connect them to the back of your PC rather than in the front ports, the front ports usually does not provide as much power as the back ones. Alternativelly, if you have to use the front ports, use a powered USB hub.
Just try swapping them around, while Thrustmaster recommends using 2.0 ports that's just a way for them to keep their backs free of as many potential sources of errors as possible.
I used my T300 on a USB 3.0 port with no issues what so ever, I did however have issues with my CSR Elites as mentioned. In my case it conflicts with both my Logitech joystick and the Microsoft Xbox 360 wireless dongle, if I connect those to the front ports of my PC however everything works nicely.
Most USB ports are flaky, 2.0 or 3.0. That being said, my Thrustmaster wheels work just fine on a USB 3.0 port but my Fanatec products will not.