HAMA Thunder V24 Bluetooth Steering Wheel for Nintendo Wii specs.
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General Characteristics HAMA Thunder V24 Bluetooth Steering Wheel for Nintendo Wii
Controller Type:
Wireless steering wheel
Dual Shock Vibration:
Yes
Compatibility:
Wii
Management HAMA Thunder V24 Bluetooth Steering Wheel for Nintendo Wii
Transmission:
Yes
D-pad:
Yes
Pedals:
gas, brake
Additional Information HAMA Thunder V24 Bluetooth Steering Wheel for Nintendo Wii
Range wireless communication:
40 m
Power supply:
2xAA
Features:
with built-in bluetooth; automatic standby:
After five minutes of downtime
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