John Park hacks a Wii controller and turns it into a personal flight recorder that can sense and measure the stomach-churning G forces of roller coasters and other high-speed, high-risk activities.
John Park hacks a Wii controller and turns it into a personal flight recorder that can sense and measure the stomach-churning G forces of roller coasters and other high-speed, high-risk activities.
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I dont see the meaning of having a small display on it on a rollercoaster, it's not like you're gonna sit and look at it all the time. I'd personally go with a memory of some kind, so I can look at it later.
Also, if I'd used a nunchuck, I would've taken the casing of it, and then I'd mount it inside the yellow case.
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Also, if I'd used a nunchuck, I would've taken the casing of it, and then I'd mount it inside the yellow case.