That's why you guys are fast: you have a cd player on board! Nice lap Michele. I can't say the same about the music

By the way, our forum is also accessible from the address http://forum.radiators-champ.com
Easier to remember than the old http://forum.radiators-champ.com . It's just the same anyway!
Thanks a lot for writing sponsoring our championship!!!

fantastic lap fantastic driving..wd

Hey Michele, would you please share your F1800 setup?

Sorry Andrea !!!!!!

New update (the same) with more quality and right links.


Here the set:

SPRING_LF=30.000000
SPRING_RF=30.000000
SPRING_LR=30.000000
SPRING_RR=30.000000
SLOWBUMP_LF=942.000000
SLOWBUMP_RF=942.000000
SLOWBUMP_LR=1114.000000
SLOWBUMP_RR=1114.000000
SLOWREBOUND_LF=1571.000000
SLOWREBOUND_RF=1571.000000
SLOWREBOUND_LR=1856.000000
SLOWREBOUND_RR=1856.000000
FASTBUMP_LF=144.000000
FASTBUMP_RF=144.000000
FASTBUMP_LR=222.000000
FASTBUMP_RR=222.000000
FASTREBOUND_LF=242.000000
FASTREBOUND_RF=242.000000
FASTREBOUND_LR=370.000000
FASTREBOUND_RR=370.000000
CAMBER_LF=-2.200000
CAMBER_RF=-2.200000
CAMBER_LR=-2.000000
CAMBER_RR=-2.000000
PRELOAD_LF=17.000000
PRELOAD_RF=17.000000
PRELOAD_LR=40.000000
PRELOAD_RR=40.000000
ARB_FRONT=20.000000
ARB_REAR=10.000000
TOE_LF=-0.100000
TOE_RF=-0.100000
TOE_LR=0.240000
TOE_RR=0.240000
BRAKEBIAS=78.000000
DIFF_POWER=10.000000
DIFF_COAST=60.000000
DIFF_PRELOAD=40.000000
STEER_RATIO=10.000000
FINALRATIO=2.400000
GEAR1=2.620000
GEAR2=1.990000
GEAR3=1.520000
GEAR4=1.240000
GEAR5=1.050000
FUEL=11.000000
CASTER=4.000000
FOV=60.000000
SEATHEIGHT=0.020000
SEATPOS=0.020000
FFGAIN=2.000000
FFDAMPING=0.000000
FFFRICTION=0.000000
AUTOCLUTCH=0.000000
VMIRROR=0.000000
CLUTCHSPEEDDN=50.000000
CLUTCHSPEEDUP=350.000000
PRESSURE_LF=18.000000
PRESSURE_RF=18.000000
PRESSURE_LR=18.000000
PRESSURE_RR=18.000000
BRAKES_MULT=60.000000
SIMPLEGEAR=0.000000

Thank you mate

Say hi to Framaris from me

LOL sure, but the problem is that i don't hear Fram from a long time !
Some months ago we ask often in MSN, but in last week no.
HOlidays ? I think yes.

As I see in the video:
How do you make the split times visible on the wheel display ?
I always just had/have the last laptime shown... -at exactly the same position on the display where the split-times are visible in the youtube video. ?

you just have to click the buttons of the AIM on your screen.



From nkpro manual (pag 17):
It is possible to access some important information on the AIM device during driving. Below
the LCD screen there are four buttons available (from left to right). The button which is
located second from right is active. Press this button multiple times to cycle through pages
which displays the last laptime, the best laptime, and the split-time.

thx, I never tried/tested these buttons before (much).. and forgot that this is mentioned in the manual , since I only read it one time
after the first install of the game.

Andrea Lojelo wrote:
It is possible to access some important information on the AIM device during driving.

In real life i can use fingers, despite glovers, but here
it seems a little bit complicated with Pc mouse...

I think you can even read a book in the long straight of Montreal!

Most interessant that these buttons AIM show have the screen as my part is the time in the sector +or-, in comparison with the best accomplished time, and last time of the ongoing turn
very these parameters regulate before and their mode is enregitré definitivement

Claudio Gandolfi wrote:

Andrea Lojelo wrote:
It is possible to access some important information on the AIM device during driving.

In real life i can use fingers, despite glovers, but here
it seems a little bit complicated with Pc mouse...

You can assign keyboard keys 1 and 2 to your wheel, e.g. using logitech profiler, then operate cockpit switches and buttons with these.

P.S. It's strongly suggested to activate "Highlight mouse objects" option to see which button is selected, nobody wants to switch off the engine by mistake

just set the aim up before leaving the pits

Diego Doni wrote:
You can assign keyboard keys 1 and 2 to your wheel, e.g. using logitech profiler, then operate cockpit switches and buttons with these.

How do you know i have a Logi wheel...?
Good suggest, Diego: i haven't considered keystrokes

Thanks, see you in next duel on track