Hardware Sensor bar help

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How would batteries fix the problem? If you cut the wire in two then you couldn't connect it to the Wii.

Just order a replacement from Nintendo.
 
DeMoN said:
How would batteries fix the problem? If you cut the wire in two then you couldn't connect it to the Wii.

Just order a replacement from Nintendo.
You do know the sensor bar doesn't send or recieve data from the wii, it just takes in power. Have you seen how people use flashlights and candles instead of sensor bars? I've been using flashlights, but I'm sick of having to change their batteries that drain really fast >.>
 
Its probably possible to wire up a battery to the sensor bar but really what is the point? You can buy a replacement for fairly cheap, is it really worth the hassle messing about? If you want to run one off batteries why not buy one of the 3rd party wireless sensor bars?
 
spectral said:
Its probably possible to wire up a battery to the sensor bar but really what is the point? You can buy a replacement for fairly cheap, is it really worth the hassle messing about? If you want to run one off batteries why not buy one of the 3rd party wireless sensor bars?
I'll consider buying a 3rd party one from a local retailer, but I have no patience when waiting for something from Nintendo. I guess I really shouldn't mess around with this stuff. Thanks
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