XBox 360 controller wireless/wired

AA batts last longer, ,mine are still "full" and I got mine when GRID came out.
 
Shamikebab said:
Either a charge kit or rechargeable batteries.
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What he said, or even lots of disposable batteries.

For my setup, I have:

1) Xbox 360 Wireless controller

2) Microsoft Crossfire wireless gaming receiver

3) Lots of rechargeable AA batteries and a handy energizer charger. (You can use disposables but I'm not sure about the play and charge kit.
 
I just use disposables.
You can most likely use play&charge kit since they are infact just USB connectors are they not??

That is the right item you need, the £32 one. Its not 'too' cheap, mine was £30 months and months ago.
 
Confused said:
So, I purchased the wireless pad & receiver combo from OcUK today.
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same here.. including postage, it was actualy cheaper than the auction site.

Cheers OcUK for letting me choose Royal Mail rather than citylink, I can actually expect it to turn up now!

Looking forward to some hot couch/trackmania action :D
 
Does wireless still have the vibration issue? I know when I got one the wireless drivers didnt support vibration, whereas the wired 3rd party ones (XBCD?) did...

ps3ud0 :cool:
 
ps3ud0 said:
Does wireless still have the vibration issue? I know when I got one the wireless drivers didnt support vibration, whereas the wired 3rd party ones (XBCD?) did...

ps3ud0 :cool:
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I'm using the default drivers and vibration on the controller is working fine.
 
Hmm - maybe its me - mind telling me what games you are playing with it? Might just not have vibration support in games like TDU...

ps3ud0 :cool:
 
Cheers guys, guess I need a fresh install of XP and give it a whirl :)

Looking forward to TDU + wireless + vibration :)

ps3ud0 :cool:
 
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