Leo Bodnar’s Logitech USB Conversion Cable Review

I bought this cable to try and get my G29 brake pedal with the Ricmotech Load cell conversion to act like a load cell pedal should. With Logitech’s aggressive brake curve towards the end of the pedals output signal in the wheelbase, it just didn’t allow the load cell to do it’s job in an optimal way. Still a bit grabby at the end of the pedal stroke. I’m happy to say that with this cable, that is a thing of the past. Now when pushing the brake pedal to the threshold limits, it doesn’t grab like before. And now my trail braking feels like it should be. So mission accomplished. But of course that’s not all the improvements that this cable brings to the table. Taking
the resolution of the G29 pedals from 8 bits to 10 bits takes us from 256 steps to 1024 steps. A four fold increase. And it is noticeable in the throttle and clutch
performance envelopes. Another thing that I was not expecting, is this cable inverts the pedals signals to that they are moving in the right direction. So no more having to use the “invert” function in some of the driving games that require it before. Overall, I can see why so many of these cables have been sold over the
years. It never hurts to improve upon a pedal sets resolution. And starting with the G29 and G920 sets, fixes the problems created with the aggressive  curve Logitech uses on the brake pedal.