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12-28-2006, 07:44 PM
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Why is the Wiimote\'s range so short (IR, not gyro/BT)?
The gyro/blue tooth part of the Wiimote seems to have decent range, something like 75m or whatever. More than necessary. However, the infra-red thing in the Wiimote is just too damn weak, it only works if I'm something like 3-3.5m in front of the sensor bar. This is ridiculous if you have a big screen (i have a 52") because you wanna sit like 4-5m away from the TV. Why is this? My regular remotes (TV, DVD) have something like a 10m range, which is nice.
Does it help to replace the sensor bar w/ two big candles? Those of you who play on a projector, how do you deal with this? 
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12-28-2006, 08:19 PM
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Re: Why is the Wiimote\'s range so short (IR, not gyro/BT)?
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Does it help to replace the sensor bar w/ two big candles? Those of you who play on a projector, how do you deal with this? [/ QUOTE ] The only game I've had a problem with so far is Far Cry. I haven't tried the candle thing, but for now I just place the sensor bar in the middle of the living room and that works good enough.
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