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How to make a Wireless Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar.

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Jul 12, 2010. 2:51 PMshakespeare1212 says:

Great concept but if you will check out my website, I think that you will see that I have created a better looking unit out of a burglar window alarm. I found these little guys at Dollar Tree, and they gave me a slider switch, great battery holder and batteries all ready to go. I did was drill a couple of holes, wired together two LEDs and a resistor and soldered the wires to the switch and battery. This IR source, as I call it, is also quite useful with Smoothboard 2.0, a Wii Interactive Whiteboard software, like a graphics tablet on steriods, or a super way to browse YouTube vids, from your couch. I'm James. Any question can be sent to james@whaleboneir.com

http://whaleboneir.com/ir_source_sale.html

http://whaleboneir.com/ir_%20source%20demovid.html