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Snakebyte Wii - Flux Duo - Induction charger



Posted by Robert Hedlerfog, 259 days ago

The chance to get hold of extra hardware for your Wii console has never been as big as right now. You now have the chance to boost your Wii game with for example a fancy Wii Zapper to get those aliens the true way, and along with that add some extra sensitive motion sensors (Wii Motion Plus) to match your superior aiming skills in need of that extra quality gear.

But wait, now there is also Snakebyte’s Flux Duo Induction charger that give you the chance to constantly recharge your energy levels while chasing those bad alien guys down!

I mean, imagine having to disassembly your silicon covered weapon (Wii remote) right there in the heat of the moment, to change umm…batteries. It would be like being forced to endure a commercial break in the middle of a Star War battle scene, wouldn’t it?

Now there is a much cooler way, your Wii remote batteries won’t almost ever go blank again, you will be ready for a Wii game session whenever and wherever and you won’t have to run down to the store and get a dozen batteries to keep you good for the weekend with your gaming pals. And you will still be able to keep the cash for coke and chips and even a flower for the better half! Isn’t that a piece of good news?

So how does it all work? Well it is really as simple as apple pie. All you have to do is to remove the current cord of your Wii console at the back. Replace it with the splitter plug of the Flux Duo Induction charger and then plug the Wii current cord into the splitter plug. Just like Lego!

The next thing you need to do is to remove the old batteries and lids of your Wii remotes, and replace them with the induction battery packages (700 MAh, NiMH). Make sure it snaps! 

 

 Our Rating for Snakebyte Wii - Flux Duo - Induction charger
9.0
Overall
This is a nice and necessary piece of Wii equipment, making life so much easier and keeping the wallet so much heavier in the long run. A worthy investment and another good looking shiny black gadget that does its job!

Rating: 0.0, votes: 0

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