100° on my 40" TV.

Lower FOV makes it all look so slow oO

113 FOV at 24" Flatscreen

24" 1920*1200 90deg

22'' 1680x1050 90deg

87-90 degrees / LG L227WT- PF (22)

15.4" 1280x800 FOV is around 90-100.

22'' 1680x1050 81 on cars an custom view on formula cars

I use the default 90 degrees... monitor is a 21,5 inch BenQ FullHD monitor..

16:9 1920x1080

76° for me , 16/10 1680x....

1920x1080 on a samsung 24" with 115° FOV, Custom Camera, on the tintops the roof, on the formulas the tv cam, and on the cabrios, like roof, but os that i can see the wheel.

1440x900
I cant get licensed i'm sorry im trying i like it, at home i have an old nissan skyline cockpit used for outgauge
sorry for my bad english im dutch

Quote from Gijs1993 :

1440x900
I cant get licensed i'm sorry im trying i like it, at home i have an old nissan skyline cockpit used for outgauge
sorry for my bad english im dutch

its not about what monitor you use but the FOV (field of view)

1440x900 - FOV 93

1680x1050 (16:10) 19"

Apparently I'm using 99 FOV right now, but I do change it frequently, even during races sometimes (I have the buttons assigned on my wheel). I'd say it's usually between 85-105 though

I made a little comparison between fov values in openwheel and tin can cars
i run 3x 22" 1680 x 1050, so in total 5040 x 1050
i generally run 125 degrees, but 90 is also awesome.

also when doing this i noticed that my mirror pictures get added to the mirrors in the car infront of me so i made a pic of that aswell that using 30 fov :o

if the pictures seem small, just download them there huge

http://picasaweb.google.nl/Gbrshthrpwd

1680x1050 samsung 22" 90 degrees