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19-02-2007, 09:49
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Re: batteries on the controler
If you're asking whether you can use batteries to power up the controller for a demo, etc. Then yes you can if you get a plug to connect the batteries to the power port. Just make sure the batteries are the right voltage and you have the polarity correct.
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