Thrustmaster T100 Force Feedback Racing Wheel specs.
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General characteristics Thrustmaster T100 Force Feedback Racing Wheel
Controller type:
wired steering wheel
Interface for connection to PC:
USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusVibration feedback:
yes
Feedback:
yes
Compatibility:
THE PC, PS3
Braiding steering:
rubber
Management Thrustmaster T100 Force Feedback Racing Wheel
D-pad:
yes
Number of buttons:
10
Pedals:
gas, brake
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