PS2 Controller Wireless

Includes PS2, Xbox 1, GameCube (but not the Phantom Game Console)

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PS2 Controller Wireless

Post by N Rage64 »

is there any way to make a normal ps2 controller into a wireless ps2 controller
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Post by Jeff »

Yes.

1. Sell regular controller.
2. Buy wireless controller.
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Post by metal_mattt »

the new logitech wireless controllers are awesome. you can get then on ebay for around $25 including shipping. plus they cost $40 at walmart.
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

yeah even the shape of them is good i really like em
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Post by usbcd36 »

The short answer to your question is no. You need extensive knowledge of electronics to do it. Do what they say and buy one, if you don't like the feel, you can swap the case with your regular one (hopefully it'll fit).
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Post by N Rage64 »

usbcd36 wrote:The short answer to your question is no. You need extensive knowledge of electronics to do it. Do what they say and buy one, if you don't like the feel, you can swap the case with your regular one (hopefully it'll fit).
u no i never thought of putting the wireless guts in the normal controller i like it thanks a lot
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Post by daguuy »

i remember seeing a simple easy way to do it but it's an old thread so you should search for it
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Post by bicostp »

Yeah I remember seeing a wireless transmitter/reciever chipset a while back, and I saw one recently in Microwaves & RF Magazine, but I think they could only handle one channel. And according to this page on pinouts.ru, there's more than one data channel in the PS* controller connector. :?
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