It seems that the Wii Sensor Bar runs on 7.5 volts barreling out of the Wii console itself. ... Laptop, PC Upgrade, Surge, Gizmodo, Men’s Health, InSync, Linux Journal, Popular Science, ...

The Bluetooth adapter lets you sync your Wii controller to your PC so it can read its movements, and using a wireless sensor bar means all you need to do is take the bar away from your console and ...

The official Wii Sensor Bar is also a little weak--the console's manual states that it is most effective when a user is no more than 8 feet away, and it begins to get really jittery beyond 20-feet.

That's what these guys did, ripping the Wii's sensor bar apart to find nothing more than a couple of IR transmitters, meaning that the Sensor Bar does very little sensing and most of the Wii's ...

6; theblackdragon; Fri 16th Dec 2011 @Yasha: wqerty is correct — the only reason the sensor bar is hooked up to your Wii at all is for reasons of powering it. using two candles is a popular ...

Apparently some enterprising hax0rs tore apart their Wii sensor bar, only to find a couple of standard IR emitters. It turns out the "sensor" bar doesn't actually sense at all, ...

The wii is pretty fail the sensor bar isn’t all that necessary, were i the programmer behind the wiimote mechanics i’d just make a configuration setting that asks the player to point towards ...

The Wii sensor bar is not a sensor bar at all, it's simply a device that pumps out IR light. The Wiimote is actually the sensor, and while many tech-minded people have known this since the Wii's ...

There has been a little bit of a misconception about the sensor bar for the Wii. The fact it's called the "sensor bar" doesn't help, to start with. In fact, the bar doesn't sense anything, it ...

19 thoughts on “ Wii Sensor Bar Projector ” je5us says: September 16, 2010 at 8:55 am i hear you can also use candles, it’s quicker and sets a nice ambience. Report comment.