Game - Wii Wireless Sensor Bar - 2 for $4.95

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  infernal_max on 15/10/2010 - 23:37

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  i guess the proximity to your screen has blurred your ability to detect a bargain?:p did you damage your original?

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    bigosmallo on 15/10/2010 - 23:45

    $2.50 for a wireless sensor bar is pretty damn good. Don't know what you're smoking…

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      infernal_max on 16/10/2010 - 00:20

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      what im smoking, surely isnt anything gameware

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        jdas on 16/10/2010 - 00:59

        +1

        And if $2.50 isn't cheap enough for you then you can always light 6 candles on top of your TV ;P

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    jdas on 16/10/2010 - 00:06

    I sit about 3Ft away from the screen, which is the lowest threshold for Wii sensor distance (according to Nintendo). Some shooting games don't track that well up close.
    Didn't damage the original, just thought for less than $2.50 I didn't need an excuse to try out this wireless one.

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  Toad_Brigade on 15/10/2010 - 23:56

  Hrmm, I could really use one of these for club days. Would be particularly useful for a ceiling projector setup while being able to keep the Wii itself close to the connections.

  Hope my closest store will have some.

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  Toad_Brigade on 16/10/2010 - 00:12

  Do you know how far away from the console it can be?, & how far away the player can be from the bar?

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    jdas on 16/10/2010 - 00:58

    The bar doesn't communicate with the console, it just produces infrared lights for the Wiimotes to see. So theoretically you can even have the sensor bar and Wiimotes in the next room and still play, as long as the Wiimote does not lose connectivity with the console.
    Nintendo recommends 3 to 8 ft distance from Wiimote to sensor bar. (You can adjust the sensitivity in the Wii options - Google it).

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  djones145 on 16/10/2010 - 08:28

  Takes 4xAA batteries. Last for up to 7 hours continuous play.

  thats not much game time for 4 batteries…
  its cheap but thats alot fo batteries and not much game time…

  still damn cheap though

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    hybir on 16/10/2010 - 10:03

    Yeah the batteries are the killer cost for a wireless sensor bar ($2.50 for the bar is still pretty darn awesome).

    If you have a spare USB cable, you could splice the wires into the battery holder and then use a USB wall plug to power it. It doesn't become wireless anymore after that however :P

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  covert on 17/10/2010 - 05:45

  It is a good base for a long distance mod. A bit useless if you already have a working one.