Wii Sensor Bar on a Projector without batteries
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@FalconEvo3 i was wondering the same thing.
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9 volt but what ampage from the adapter? 1AMP?
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@kapugen23 It is Its infared light point a camera at it and boon the sensor dosent sense but just gives off light u could have two candles,torches, infared LED's anything that gives off Infared light.
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Why does my sensor bar not give off light
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SOLDER...not sodder
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get a wireless sensor bar some people r stupid
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you could just have bought 2 candle
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@MarioFanLevelz lol, yeah i thought it was funny.
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@kingali4life didnt even realized it until you told me :D
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what do i have to do to my wii for it to work?
sodaphobia 4 years ago
nothing
mowalon 4 years ago
Good job dude, i used a $ony power supply 6 volts works a treat :0 and at least i get to use something of $onys as most of there stuff is shite.
Ebisamaru 5 years ago
Glad to hear a couple of you have tried it yourself. Way to go. As mine's been moved around a lot, it's not always making a good connection anymore, but I just mess with it for a second and it's back to normal. To the person who asked, I read that the proper voltage is just over 7, but I used a 9 volt and these guys used different ones... As long as you don't blow up the LEDs, you're good... they can tolerate a lot.
mowalon 5 years ago
hey im thinking of buying a wii but i have a projector and i wasnt sure if it would work could you plz send me a message with the instructions and materials i need .
GGGUNOTBWS 5 years ago
I pretty much gave all the instructions in this video. It's really that easy... There are two metal connections inside the sensor bar connector. You just have to make the wires from an AC adapter touch those connections. If you can't do it on your own, you shouldn't be trying - just buy the extension cable when it comes out.
mowalon 5 years ago