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zer0mavrick · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 12

plug up your wii next to your computer... it gives your IR bar power and wahla. make sure your wiimote is connected first tho!

enjoymoreradio · Joined: 21 Sep 2007 Posts: 2 Location: Virginia

Unfortunately, this doesn't work for laptop owners, like myself.

TDM · Joined: 28 May 2007 Posts: 23

Or use your existing lighting, in my room the spot light reflects of my screen at a single point, and it works with my wii remote.

big93 · Joined: 08 Oct 2007 Posts: 14

hi, im new, and i'd like to say the building a sensor bar was really easy, its not worth having your wii on, and not in use while your playing on your computer...

i took 2 remote controlls ir leds, took the smaller controller, and burned 2 holes in it with my iron, and then isntalled, and soldered my led's together, and im a big noob at soldering and electronics. its really easy, and if anybody wants ill post a tut with pics, or a vid, cuz this project could take no more then 5-10 fun minutes of building. and now i have a portatable sensor bar for my wii ( i tested it on the wii and it worked well! ) and a sensor bar for my comp remote, and its only the size of a small stereo remote!
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