I am replacing a generic white wireless Gamecube controller. Will it's receiver work with a Wavebird?
1106913
No, the official Nintendo wave bird receiver is necessary. Other 3rd party receivers won't operate on the same fequencies
1106914
It depends on the type of channel the generic receiver runs on. If it's more recent i'd guess no, it doesnt seem probable.
1366729
Everything I have read indicates that this receiver is compatible with the Hobby King versions of the Flysky transmitters
1703880
Yes! this is the best controller I have had the pleasure of owning. You will be very happy with it. I have 3 controllers and I replaced one of them for the rainbird , now I have two rainbirds. I would make it 3 rainbirds if I didn't mind throwing away a good operational unit.
1659979
No, I think this is the one you want: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/wave_systems/accessories/awms_remote_pbr_acc.jspYou should call BOSE to be sure. They say it works with the BOSE Wave System II, but don't mention just the Wave Music System II radio. Do you have the CD players as well?For technical help:1-800-380-4831Mon. - Fri., 8:30 AM - 9 PM ETSat., 9 AM - 6 PMFor sales:1-800-379-2073Mon. - Sun., 7 AM - 12 Midnight ET
180209
Yes, I have mine hooked up to a wavebird now :) I can't speak to other wireless models however. But I would imagine they would work the same.
1294582
If the controller connects into the Wii Remote, then I would assume so. IF you are talking about the new controllers modeled after Gamecube Controllers, then they should definitely work, since they act like classic controllers.
1229197
Yes, it should work if you have the correct PC receiver to go with the controller.
560965
it should it reads in windows as a generic usb game controller. there are no drivers for this because windows built in drivers work for this.
713978
The classic controller should work with all downloaded 64 games. However, if you have a Wii that has Gamecube controller ports, you are much better off getting a Gamecube controller to use.
423636
I have a Wave II system and the multi cd changed works fine with that. Hope this helps.
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Rob J,The FlySky Transmitter will work as long as you use the FlySky receiver the servo will plug into the receiver. I hope this helps. Ben
1404169
Unsure about a Z-Stick, but it paired fine with my Vera Lite, so I would guess other Z-Wave controllers will also work.
524433
The controller works with pretty much any emu you use. i had a little trouble getting kega fusion to recognize it, but after switching the controller to direct input and restarting the emulator, it finally worked p.s., if you haven't bought the controller yet, don't. it's plagued with latency and connection issues. don't be convinced by all the 5 star reviews on this site. do some forum research on google and you'll know what im talking about. as long as you're directly in front of the reciever, no more than 6 feet away, with absolutely no objects in the line of sight between controller and receiver, you'll be fine.
845297
No it will not. You can only use a wireless 360 controller with the wireless receiver.
885927
Nope my friend.. wii u its compatible with the old wii remotes, wii nunchuks, wii classic controller, wii u pro controller and soon it will be compatible with gamecube controllers aswell. But of course it all depends on the games.. if a game it's designed to use motion device.. u will most likely have to use the wii remotes to play and other stuffs, some games let you use all type of controllers.. others don't.
1754183
I bought this for a wireless keyboard and it worked fine. I was able to get the exact model of receiver needed from my broken receiver. You should get the correct model from your broken receiver or research on the Internet which is the correct model receiver for your model of mouse.
1285218
The device recognizes all of the inputs like a real GameCube controller so it's possible. But using an emulator with it will give you some slight input lag. Consider getting a real GameCube or Wii instead.