From what I can see, the T-LCM pedals look like a very decent, well thought out design that should get the job done as well as any Fanatec pedals for much less money relatively speaking. With Fanatec you are paying for build and higher quality engineering. but for playing sim games you don't really need that in my opinion. I don't own T-LCM's but i do own Fanatec Clubsport CSR load cell pedals, but I do prefer the way the brake pedal is engineered on the T-LCM's and so I am thinking about purchasing them, I have also had problems with the potentometers on mine and I like the fact the Thrustmaster's are using hall sensors. If looks are not an issue then the T-LCM's look like a bargain to me!
No, they must stay in separate usb port as stand alone
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(...too much written about Monitors last couple of days )I've seen a video where a guy says Thrustmaster have ditched the inverted design with LC pedals to ensure reliability. Now I'm not sure if that's because they're in a plastic body or maybe these 1st gen ones are built to a price but think I'm going to wait for their next version, happy to spend more on quality than have the fundamentals but in a cheap housing. I've been looking forward to Thrustmaster LC Pedals for years but like the T3PAs the later Pro versions, give a sim look and feel and less game/toy like.
Cheers for the feedback, performance outweighs looks everyday of the week, what I meant was, they may use these same pedals which are said to be great but in an inverted usually metal construction later down the line. They will probably be the same pedal mech but in a slightly more expensive casing that is nice to have. I wouldn't buy looks over performance tho, no way! My T3PA Pro's were a big step up from the standard T3PAs and with the throttle mod from BBJ they're hard to beat.
