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Tas

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28th Oct 06 at 17:07

are they wireless?

mark_gsi

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28th Oct 06 at 17:08

the pads no but cant you get wireless pads and a block you put in the ps2 to make them wireless.

Robin

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28th Oct 06 at 17:10

they have loads of wires.

abdus

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28th Oct 06 at 17:11

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
they have loads of wires.

gianluigi

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28th Oct 06 at 17:20

quote:
Originally posted by abdus

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
they have loads of wires.

no they dont. 2 wires at the back and a controller wire or 2 at the front

Robin

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28th Oct 06 at 17:21

thats loads, as opposed to none.

mark_gsi

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28th Oct 06 at 17:25

infact yes you can make them wireless. my mate had his in his car and the pad never had a wire.

but the power cable and other one nope

[Edited on 28-10-2006 by corsaflip]

Robin

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28th Oct 06 at 17:26

still has wires.

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[Edited on 28-10-2006 by Robin]

Marc

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28th Oct 06 at 17:29

G to the E to the EK DAY

Tas

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28th Oct 06 at 17:32

lol i mean tinternet sorry wasnt well explained

mark_gsi

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28th Oct 06 at 17:33

aint sure about that one

Robin

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28th Oct 06 at 17:34

no.

Dom

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28th Oct 06 at 17:39

Thought PS2 had a wireless pack that stuck on the back? - isn't built in though, you need either sony's PS2 ethernet bridge (rip off) or any other ethernet bridge (like netgeard-link 30 quid or so on ebay)

James

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28th Oct 06 at 18:07

quote:
Originally posted by Dom
Thought PS2 had a wireless pack that stuck on the back? - isn't built in though, you need either sony's PS2 ethernet bridge (rip off) or any other ethernet bridge (like netgeard-link 30 quid or so on ebay)

It's not a wireless pack, its just a network card, needs to be hard wired

John

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28th Oct 06 at 19:07

If its just got an ethernet connection you can easily make it wireless.

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