Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel: Power Adapter Question

I recently came across a used Xbox 360 Wireless Force Feedback Racing Wheel.

I checked the model, and it doesn't appear to be a part of the recall that happened awhile back.

My question is regarding the power adapter. The model number is PSC24W-240. It is missing the half that plugs into an outlet. ( Image - http://i.imgur.com/y7jUCsj.jpg ) I believe the term that is used is a "figure 8" power cord. Can I purchase any generic
figure 8 power cord or does it have to be specific to this model? I don't want to cause any issues. Thank you.

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Xbox 360 wireless racing wheel stand

You can buy a fully adjustable stand for the Xbox 360 racing wheel.

Details here
wheelstandpro.com/.../wheel-stand-pro-for-microsoft-wireless-racing-wheel-for-xbox-360

 

Can't use Official Xbox 360 Racing Wheel with Xbox App

So I have been trying to get this to work with no luck.

The basic idea is to use my official Xbox 360 racing wheel with the Xbox app on Windows 10. Thus, playing my Xbox One games (Forza 5 and Horizons 2) with the racing wheel. I have the Microsoft wireless pc adapter (the one for the Xbox 360 controllers). I
can use a wireless Xbox 360 controller or a wireless Xbox One controller (I also have the Xbox One wireless adapter for pc) to play the games streaming my Xbox One games on my windows 10 computer. They both work perfectly.

My racing wheel is recognized by the wireless adapter. The settings/calibration work fine within Windows 10. I can even play racing games on pc with the wheel. But when I start the Xbox App, it tells me that no controller is connected. If I connect the Xbox
360 controller it then recognizes that one and allows me to control the Xbox One. Even though both of the controllers are connected through the same adapter one being controller 1 and the other 2. Only the controller works with the Xbox App.

Any help I can get with this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jon ()

 

any figure 8 lead will work, just make sure its has the right fuse. Just because it looks the same doesn't mean the insides are the same. Check to see that everything matches number wise.

You damage the system if you have the wrong power running through it.

I hope this helped!

 

Everything helps. Thanks a bunch!