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Ceiling Mounted Wiimote Whiteboard

Step 7You're all set

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Screw the Wiimote onto the tripod and you're ready to mount onto your projector mount. Every projector mount is different so you'll have to look at what is best for you. You can strap the bracket to the pipe coming down from the ceiling or you can cut the elbow off the bracket and screw it to the mount. It's really up to you.

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3 comments

Jun 11, 2011. 2:03 AMvsingh9 says:

hi do you think it works well when its mounted with projector as i believe when using white board if your IR led is hidden it wont send signal to wii remote.
Or do you thinks its the best place to place it
thanks
vikas

Nov 12, 2009. 10:37 AMmastermayhem117 says:

I may be naive, but what precisely is the point of mounting a wii mote to a projector??

Dec 5, 2009. 9:16 PMmrkleing says:

Create an interactive whiteboard

Nov 13, 2009. 8:44 PMjimtran93 says:

I wasn't sure either! This might help explain more...

www.instructables.com/id/Low-Cost-Multi-touch-Whiteboard-using-the-Wii-Remo/

Sep 2, 2009. 5:22 PMmatt ledding says:

Nice wiimote stand... it looks professional. what percentage of the screen do you cover? for the power supply I just hooked a usb charger to a usb charged battery... it is taking in 5 volts and using 3 so I am sure it is not good for the memory of the battery, but hey... seems to work.