Multiple Pokewalker question.

[tehmuffinmon]

A while ago I forgot my Pokewalker was in my pants pocket and left it in the washer/dryer, and for a while it was inoperable. I got new batteries and the sound worked, but no image. I gave in and ordered a replacement Pokewalker, but lo and behold, my old Pokewalker suddenly started working again shortly afterward. Now my replacement Pokewalker has arrived, and I'd like to connect this one to my game as well, and while I looked at the Pokewalker section up on the site, I'm a little worried about the possibility of losing all my watts. I have about 220000 steps at the moment and over 10,000 watts, and while I want to have both Pokewalkers connected, I've decided to ask for the opinions of others. What do you guys think I should do? Has anyone had experience with this, and if so, any difficulty? Or has it been a painless procedure? If I don't end up using my second Pokewalker, I can always just keep it around as a replacement, but still. Depending on the general concensus here, I'll decide what to do. Thanks in advance!

 

[Falconwing]

Stickied at the top of the page...

I do not believe you can have two pokewalkers connecting to the same game.

 

[TM2-Megatron]

As Ryuu pointed out, there's an entire Pokewalker thread sticked at the top of this section.

And he's also right in that you can only have 1 Pokewalker associated with a game at any given time. Once you've transferred a Pokemon from your game to a Pokewalker, your only options are are to take it back or receive items from it. You can't send a different Pokemon to another walker while one is already out.