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xbox 360 wireless receiver and wiimote - MegatronAlpha - 03-28-2012

Was just wondering if anybody knew if the wiimote would connect to the 360's wireless receiver so that I don't have to buy a bluetooth dongle... appearently, south korea doesnt sell them since... "No one uses bluetooth anymore." A quote from a guy in a tech store of Home Plus...


RE: xbox 360 wireless receiver and wiimote - AnyOldName3 - 03-29-2012

That guy was an idiot, as Bluetooth is common. Anyway the XBox receiver is not a bluetooth receiver, so won't work as one. If you can't get one from a shop (which I'm pretty sure you can if you ask the right person in the right shop) get one from the internet, which will probably be cheaper too.


RE: xbox 360 wireless receiver and wiimote - MegatronAlpha - 03-29-2012

(03-28-2012, 06:12 PM)MegatronAlpha Wrote: Was just wondering if anybody knew if the wiimote would connect to the 360's wireless receiver so that I don't have to buy a bluetooth dongle... appearently, south korea doesnt sell them since... "No one uses bluetooth anymore." A quote from a guy in a tech store of Home Plus...

Yeah, I know. My wife and I looked at each other like he was an idiot... after I got my translation.

Ahh, so the 360 receiver must be radio or soemthing like that. Ok, thanks for the help! Much appreciated!

We will probably try online Smile


Thanks again!


RE: xbox 360 wireless receiver and wiimote - AnyOldName3 - 03-30-2012

They're both about 2.4GHz microwave beams, but they're coded differently and are at slightly different frequencies.