Mark_McQ
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Selling 2 bits of gaming kit I don't use any more.
First up is a Logitech G25 racing wheel. Most folks viewing this will already know about these, if not, there's a lot of info out there on them on the net, plenty of reviews.
In short though, it's an outstanding racing wheel made to a high quality.
Logitech have now replaced it with the G27, which is essentially the same but with extra buttons on the wheel, and I think slightly revised force feedback.
It comes as 3 units. Main wheel unit, the pedal box (3 pedal setup) and the shifter unit, which can be set as a H shifter, or a sequential. I used to use the paddle shifts and set the stick into sequential mode, to use as a handbrake.
The pedalbox base also has some threaded holes on the underside for fixing it into a permanent racing seat setup. Pedals are weighted too, for realism, with the brake being stiffer than the accel/clutch. Pedals are decently spaced for heel/toe as well.
This wheel is boxed and still has the original packets, with all the manuals and drivers. I've had it for about 3 years, but it's still in excellent condition.
I'm also throwing in a shift light that was made by a guy called Leo Bodnar. This one is no longer produced, as he's moved on to a newer version, but there's still support for this one for various race sims.
All you need is a dll for your sim of choice, from here:
EK blog and SimRacing tribulation - Official Software Supplier of Leo Bodnar USB Devices F1Dash, SLI-PRO, SLI-M, BU0710 EK Blog
Sims supported are:
rFactor
All of Simbins stuff, GTR, GTR2, GTL, Race, etc.
iRacing
Live for Speed
Grand Prix Legends and Richard Burns Rally have limited support too. (This wheel is AMAZING with RBR by the way.)
Found a vid on Youtube of one in action:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe44cRdmuX8&feature=related"]YouTube - Shift Gear Indicator (Indicador de marchas)[/ame]
I also have a PDF kicking around that has plans you can print out that you can transfer onto something like plastic, carbon , metal or similar, that lets you build a mount for this that mounts behind the wheel on the G25.
These wheels are fetching suprisingly good prices on eBay right now.
I'm looking for £130, and can post by courier for £10 extra.
The other item I'm selling is a Saitek Cyborg Evo joystick. I bought this about 3 years ago, used it once to test it, then forgot all about it. It's never really been used. It has a good number of buttons on the trigger area, 6 buttons on the base, and can be reconfigured to move the trigger buttons into different positions for varying hand sizes. Hand grip can be flipped over for southpaws too. Has a throttle flap on the rear for flight sims, etc, and the handgrip twists for yaw control.
Still boxed. £15 posted.
I can take payments by Paypal. Buyer either sends as gift, or pays the fees themselves if they want covered by Paypal buyer protection.
First up is a Logitech G25 racing wheel. Most folks viewing this will already know about these, if not, there's a lot of info out there on them on the net, plenty of reviews.
In short though, it's an outstanding racing wheel made to a high quality.
Logitech have now replaced it with the G27, which is essentially the same but with extra buttons on the wheel, and I think slightly revised force feedback.
It comes as 3 units. Main wheel unit, the pedal box (3 pedal setup) and the shifter unit, which can be set as a H shifter, or a sequential. I used to use the paddle shifts and set the stick into sequential mode, to use as a handbrake.
The pedalbox base also has some threaded holes on the underside for fixing it into a permanent racing seat setup. Pedals are weighted too, for realism, with the brake being stiffer than the accel/clutch. Pedals are decently spaced for heel/toe as well.
This wheel is boxed and still has the original packets, with all the manuals and drivers. I've had it for about 3 years, but it's still in excellent condition.
I'm also throwing in a shift light that was made by a guy called Leo Bodnar. This one is no longer produced, as he's moved on to a newer version, but there's still support for this one for various race sims.
All you need is a dll for your sim of choice, from here:
EK blog and SimRacing tribulation - Official Software Supplier of Leo Bodnar USB Devices F1Dash, SLI-PRO, SLI-M, BU0710 EK Blog
Sims supported are:
rFactor
All of Simbins stuff, GTR, GTR2, GTL, Race, etc.
iRacing
Live for Speed
Grand Prix Legends and Richard Burns Rally have limited support too. (This wheel is AMAZING with RBR by the way.)
Found a vid on Youtube of one in action:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe44cRdmuX8&feature=related"]YouTube - Shift Gear Indicator (Indicador de marchas)[/ame]
I also have a PDF kicking around that has plans you can print out that you can transfer onto something like plastic, carbon , metal or similar, that lets you build a mount for this that mounts behind the wheel on the G25.
These wheels are fetching suprisingly good prices on eBay right now.
I'm looking for £130, and can post by courier for £10 extra.
The other item I'm selling is a Saitek Cyborg Evo joystick. I bought this about 3 years ago, used it once to test it, then forgot all about it. It's never really been used. It has a good number of buttons on the trigger area, 6 buttons on the base, and can be reconfigured to move the trigger buttons into different positions for varying hand sizes. Hand grip can be flipped over for southpaws too. Has a throttle flap on the rear for flight sims, etc, and the handgrip twists for yaw control.
Still boxed. £15 posted.
I can take payments by Paypal. Buyer either sends as gift, or pays the fees themselves if they want covered by Paypal buyer protection.
)- it also works with the PS2, should work with a PS3 (I don't have one to test with) and I believe it works with the Xbox 360