Hey gang,
I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I thought I
should let you know, someone that sees this may very well like to have it.
It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very first
production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a tank. It is still
just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I have taken good care of
it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it now are the good digikeys. I
kept the springs lightly oiled, and there is absolutely no sound of the
springs moving as the wheel is rotated.
One note, the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become stripped in the
area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an issue if the
buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then a new clamping
mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas Enterprises, or perhaps just
the bolt at a hardware store.
Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe Thomas
sells usb adapter kits for them though.
Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let me know
and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling some of my older
periphs I no longer use.
--
Don Burnette
How's the force feedback? :)
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> Hey gang, > > I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I thought > I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well like to have > it. > > It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very first > production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a tank. It is > still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I have taken good > care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it now are the good > digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and there is absolutely no > sound of the springs moving as the wheel is rotated. > > > One note, the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become stripped in the > area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an issue if > the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then a new clamping > mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas Enterprises, or perhaps just > the bolt at a hardware store. > > Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe Thomas > sells usb adapter kits for them though. > > Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay. > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1 > > My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let me > know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling some of my > older periphs I no longer use. > > > > -- > Don Burnette > > >Heh heh, none in the TSW2.
But, I have an original Logitech Momo FF wheel and pedals , and a Microsoft
Sidewinder FF wheel and pedals as well. The FF is very good in both of them.
I know some people don't like FF, but now that I have been using it, I don't
think I could go back to non FF, hence the selling of the TSW2.
--
Don Burnette
Mike Beauchamp wrote:
> How's the force feedback? :)
>
> "Don Burnette" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:[email hidden]...
>> Hey gang,
>>
>> I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I
>> thought I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well
>> like to have it.
>>
>> It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very
>> first production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a
>> tank. It is still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I
>> have taken good care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it
>> now are the good digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and
>> there is absolutely no sound of the springs moving as the wheel is
>> rotated. One note, the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become
>> stripped in
>> the area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an
>> issue if the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then
>> a new clamping mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas
>> Enterprises, or perhaps just the bolt at a hardware store.
>>
>> Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe
>> Thomas sells usb adapter kits for them though.
>>
>> Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
>>
>> My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let
>> me know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling
>> some of my older periphs I no longer use.
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Don Burnette
Can't go wrong with that wheel. Lifetime Warranty. Maybe if you check with
them they can send you or the next owner the necessary parts/brackets?
Warranty Information
The TSW and TSW2 are the only sim-racing controllers with a Lifetime
Warranty. The only parts not included in the lifetime warranty are the
potentiometers. Potentiometers have only a 90 day warranty. If you ever have
a problem with your TSW you can send it back to us and we will promptly
repair it and send it back to you, or we will ship you the necessary parts
to fix the problem yourself. In addition, we have a 30 day money back
guarantee. If you are unsatisfied with the TSW for any reason, you can
return it within 30 days of receipt for a full refund minus shipping costs.
--
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P4 3.0E
1Gig Corsair XMS 3200
AIW 9700 Pro
SB Audigy 2 ZX Platinum
BRD Speed 7
BRD Rally V2
"Don Burnette" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hey gang,
>
> I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I thought
> I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well like to have
> it.
>
> It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very first
> production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a tank. It is
> still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I have taken good
> care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it now are the good
> digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and there is absolutely no
> sound of the springs moving as the wheel is rotated.
>
>
> One note, the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become stripped in the
> area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an issue if
> the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then a new clamping
> mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas Enterprises, or perhaps just
> the bolt at a hardware store.
>
> Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe Thomas
> sells usb adapter kits for them though.
>
> Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
>
> My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let me
> know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling some of my
> older periphs I no longer use.
>
>
>
> --
> Don Burnette
>
>
>
Good point, thanks Tiny.
I think I will email them and see if they can go ahead and send me a
replacement bracket so the buyer doesn't have to mess with it.
Thanks,
--
Don Burnette
Tiny Lund wrote:
> Can't go wrong with that wheel. Lifetime Warranty. Maybe if you check
> with them they can send you or the next owner the necessary
> parts/brackets? Warranty Information
>
>
> The TSW and TSW2 are the only sim-racing controllers with a Lifetime
> Warranty. The only parts not included in the lifetime warranty are the
> potentiometers. Potentiometers have only a 90 day warranty. If you
> ever have a problem with your TSW you can send it back to us and we
> will promptly repair it and send it back to you, or we will ship you
> the necessary parts to fix the problem yourself. In addition, we have
> a 30 day money back guarantee. If you are unsatisfied with the TSW
> for any reason, you can return it within 30 days of receipt for a
> full refund minus shipping costs.
>
>
>> Hey gang,
>>
>> I don't mean to spam the group, but considering the wheel it is I
>> thought I should let you know, someone that sees this may very well
>> like to have it.
>>
>> It is one of the original TSW2's, that was produced in their very
>> first production run of them. It is rock solid, and built like a
>> tank. It is still just as smooth and precise as the day I got it. I
>> have taken good care of it, keeping new pots in it - the ones in it
>> now are the good digikeys. I kept the springs lightly oiled, and
>> there is absolutely no sound of the springs moving as the wheel is
>> rotated. One note, the bolt in the clamping mechanism has become
>> stripped in
>> the area it tightened up for my particular desk. This may not be an
>> issue if the buyers desk is different. If it is about the same, then
>> a new clamping mechanism I am sure can be gotten from Thomas
>> Enterprises, or perhaps just the bolt at a hardware store.
>>
>> Also note, it has the standard gameport connection, I do believe
>> Thomas sells usb adapter kits for them though.
>>
>> Anyways, I have it posted on Ebay.
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5131472826&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
>>
>> My apologies if mentioning it here is frowned on, if it is just let
>> me know and I won't do this again. I am going through and selling
>> some of my older periphs I no longer use.
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Don Burnette
Talk nice to them and you may even be able to get a steering bushing or
pedal hardware to make them like new. Would be a great selling point.
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