Who needs a sensor bar when you've got candles?

[Furry Sparks]

Go unplug your sensor bar, then turn on your wii. Take two candles and light them above your TV, and move the wiimote around. Notice anything? If you did it right, then your wii cursor should be moving around. You might think its crazy, but it works. All the sensor bar does is shoot 4 IR lights. The Wiimote does the sensing. Candles make IR light so there you go, home made wireless, no battery using, no electricity using, sensor bar




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[DarthGohan1]

just uplaoded...cant watch.

 

[Furry Sparks]

yeah, I know



anyway, I also have another video of it... so soon there will be 2.

 

[DarthGohan1]

awesome...dont set ur house on fire now or anything.

 

[Furry Sparks]

don't worry, I won't

 

[Gabby]

That is cool.When I get a wii I will try it.

 

[DarthGohan1]

post it as a response here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTGSkYRDpWY...related&search=

 

[Tennis=Life]

That is awesome =D. My brother just tried it with one TV remote and it works, but it's all faint and blinky, so we're sticking with the sensor bar for now .

 

[Furry Sparks]

That is awesome =D. My brother just tried it with one TV remote and it works, but it's all faint and b]
Well its helpful to know in case the bar ever brakes or something.

 

[Duke]

Why isn't there light to see it?

 

[SL92]

I wonder if scented candles work =O

 

[Furry Sparks]

[quote="Shadow_] I wonder if scented candles work =O [/quote]
Thats what mine were, those big candles in the jars. That room in my house smelled like
"Christmas cookie" after filming >_>

 

[SL92]

[quote="Shadow_] I wonder if scented candles work =O

Thats what mine were, those big candles in the jars. That room in my house smelled like
"Christmas cookie" after filming >_> [/quote]
Then I'm going to try =D

 

[DarthGohan1]

i was able to use my cable remote instead of the sensor bar.