WiiMote Candy Light!

Its a basic blue led light in miniature WiiMote!

Materials Needed
Soldering iron
Solder
Micro switch (5$ at radio shack)
Blue Led (5$ for 2 at radio shack)
2xAAA battery holder (5$ at radio shack)
WiiMote candy dispenser (1$ at dolorama)

total 15$ (5$ at real electronic store)

Step 1: Making a hole for battery holder

Make a small hole (enough for the wires to pass) using a pocket knife or a heated screwdriver.

Comments

[hellmaster993]

whats the extra thingy for

[knex_mepalm]

Lol, I cant believe I am holding the dispenser while loking at this.

[andy70707]

umm, wouldnt it make more sense to put the switch on the end, so you dont have to take it apart every tie you want to turn it on?

[Kanein Encanto]

I'm trying to think of a way to take the faux A button off, and rig a pushbutton switch under it, so you could replace the top part of the wiimote back on...or a way to fix a switch to the trigger underneath. ( I got one of these from the local Walgreens, near the checkout)

[anyonenot]

The B button has a pin that make it bounce back so maybe you can use that to rig a push button switch.

[ikssk]

COOL. Can I have the guts from the wiimote you took apart???

[Thornburg]

Its a candy Wii mote, its not real therefore there are not any guts.

[ikssk]

I was referring to the candy, i was going to eat it my self.

[Thornburg]

My bad, I thought you were talking about the electronic parts inside the remote. Sorry

[ChrysN]

So he ate the guts.

[Plasmana]

LOL!

[VadimS]

It looks like a Wii themed Pez dispenser, lol.