Dolphin Sensor Bar

[andyg350]

Good afternoon. I was wondering if I can use a cheaper sensor bar and not the dolphin sensor bar. I don't have lots of money and I don't want to spend $30.

[JosJuice]

Yes, absolutely. Just make sure you have a Bluetooth adapter as well. (The DolphinBar is a kind of weird hybrid of a sensor bar and a Bluetooth adapter.)

[Ivybridge11]

(02-10-2021, 02:44 AM)andyg350 Wrote: Good afternoon. I was wondering if I can use a cheaper sensor bar and not the dolphin sensor bar. I don't have lots of money and I don't want to spend $30.

Yeah, you should be able too, a regular "Sensor Bar" is literally just two IR LED's on a stick, some candles the right distance apart works too actually - all the actual sensing is in the Wii Remote itself.

As had been said though, yeah you'll need a bluetooth adapter as well.

[andyg350]

(02-10-2021, 04:26 AM)Ivybridge11 Wrote: Yeah, you should be able too, a regular "Sensor Bar" is literally just two IR LED's on a stick, some candles the right distance apart works too actually - all the actual sensing is in the Wii Remote itself.

As had been said though, yeah you'll need a bluetooth adapter as well.

So that's why when I move the Wii Remote in a certain way, the point shows up, but glitches.

[andyg350]

(02-10-2021, 04:26 AM)Ivybridge11 Wrote: Yeah, you should be able too, a regular "Sensor Bar" is literally just two IR LED's on a stick, some candles the right distance apart works too actually - all the actual sensing is in the Wii Remote itself.

As had been said though, yeah you'll need a bluetooth adapter as well.

I just tried using 2 darkish orange flashlights and it works. 

[andyg350]

(02-10-2021, 03:06 AM)JosJuice Wrote: Yes, absolutely. Just make sure you have a Bluetooth adapter as well. (The DolphinBar is a kind of weird hybrid of a sensor bar and a Bluetooth adapter.)

If you don't have a sensor bar, you can use 2 flashlights. Works great for me!