Hi all,
I apologize if this is slightly OT, but...
I just re-wired my CH pedals with the Logitech wiring, which was a much
simpler undertaking than I thought.
Everything works like a charm, but I was wondering...since the CH pedals
allow for great access to the potentiometers, I can actually switch between
the CH pots and the Logitech pots. Which pair would be better? With the
Logitechs, the throttle seems very "snappy" (that's what I'm using now).
Could the CH pots work better because they're "better matched" to the pedal
travel?
Thank you for any response, and if I can help anyone with a similar pedal
conversion, I'd be more than happy to help.
Luis
I "think" you should use whichever pots give you the most range in
calibration. I "think" you should try to get a range of 0 to 80-100
with higher being better and 128 being perfect. I also "think"
you can adjust the range in the registry.
In article <[email hidden]>,
"Luis Soto" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I apologize if this is slightly OT, but...
> I just re-wired my CH pedals with the Logitech wiring, which was amuch
> simpler undertaking than I thought.
> Everything works like a charm, but I was wondering...since the CHpedals
> allow for great access to the potentiometers, I can actually switchbetween
> the CH pots and the Logitech pots. Which pair would be better? Withthe
> Logitechs, the throttle seems very "snappy" (that's what I'm usingnow).
> Could the CH pots work better because they're "better matched" to thepedal
> travel?
>
> Thank you for any response, and if I can help anyone with a similarpedal
> conversion, I'd be more than happy to help.
> Luis
>
>
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