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Cpt. Hindsight · 03 June 2014, 15:12

I own of these Flying 2000 System control levers. That's probably the closest thing to a steering wheel that comes to my mind. Tbh, it's utterly useless for racing games, but it's not too bad for flight sims supporting analogue input signals (Knights of the Skies, etc.).

I know there was something like a motorcycle handlebar for the Amiga/C64 as well, but I have no idea if it was digital or analogue.

btw: Is your Cyclone RX adapter working with a C64 too?
I'm sure there will be some interest in the product at Lemon64/the C64 community. Unlike the Amiga, the C64 might be damaged by Sega Megadrive/Genesis pads due to some overvoltage (or something similar, I'm no eletrician).

03 June 2014, 15:12	#4
Cpt. Hindsight Registered User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Southpark Posts: 477	I own of these Flying 2000 System control levers. That's probably the closest thing to a steering wheel that comes to my mind. Tbh, it's utterly useless for racing games, but it's not too bad for flight sims supporting analogue input signals (Knights of the Skies, etc.). I know there was something like a motorcycle handlebar for the Amiga/C64 as well, but I have no idea if it was digital or analogue. btw: Is your Cyclone RX adapter working with a C64 too? I'm sure there will be some interest in the product at Lemon64/the C64 community. Unlike the Amiga, the C64 might be damaged by Sega Megadrive/Genesis pads due to some overvoltage (or something similar, I'm no eletrician).