Wii wireless sensor bar - anything I should know

[Rotty]

The cats keep chewing through the cable on the sensor bar so have seen several wireless ones on Ebay

are these functionally as good ? anything I need to know ?

Thanks

 

[monkeyspank]

It just emits light, can't see there being any problem

 

[Chronictank]

The cats keep chewing through the cable on the sensor bar so have seen several wireless ones on Ebay

are these functionally as good ? anything I need to know ?

Thanks

you should just get one of these mate
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Cable_Accessories_Index/Cable_Accessories~Cable_Protection/
Works wonders

Alternatively i you could use a garden hose and feed the cable through it

delete the above if you deem it competitor etc..

 

[JaFFa]

^ a garden hose in your living room what an elegant solution

The wireless ones work fine they are larger though and take a couple of zillion batteries.

 

[Weebull]

Is you room particularly large? The one problem I've noticed with one wireless sensor bar I've seen is that it wasn't as bright, and the Wiimotes had trouble picking up the LEDs from over four or five metres away, whereas they'd be fine with the included wired one.

 

[cokecan]

you could always make your self a sensor bar with a couple of infrared LED's from a highstreet electronics shop. somethin to run off batteries or even usb (maybe one of them standard 3-pin plugs with the USB's on for charging ipods off the mains)

 

[Rotty]

you could always make your self a sensor bar with a couple of infrared LED's from a highstreet electronics shop. somethin to run off batteries or even usb (maybe one of them standard 3-pin plugs with the USB's on for charging ipods off the mains)

have found that out while reading up, hardly worth the effort though

 

[Nismo]

2 candles should work, they won't chew threw though those when lit (or will only do it once )