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Originally Posted by NoGaBiker
What? Not sure if you understand how a PDK works, but it most certainly does allow for manual changes. You move a stick and the gear changes. Only when you move the stick. Not before, not after, and not without you moving the stick. That is a manual (Latin: manualis: "of or belonging to the hand") action, not an automatic one.
Now I am no apologist for the PDK and I absolutely prefer the 6-speed, but the PDK does, in fact, "allow for manual changes." It also has an automatic mode that allows you to make no manual changes.
From reading various posts I'm not sure a lot of people understand this.
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Yeah, I think it's you who doesn't understand how PDK works.
You do realise that when you move that "stick" all you are doing is sending a signal to a computer. Nothing you
manually manipulate is of any consequence. You may as well be pressing a small button.
In a manual gearbox, it's the movement of your hand directly connected to mechanisms that deselects one gear and selects another. Same for the clutch, albeit the physical connection is hydraulic.
There is nothing manual about PDK. You press a button, a signal is sent to a computer, it decides what to do. And then it does it.
PDK does not allow for manual changes. It does the changes.
Get it, now?