Sensor bar recommendations?

[Ed G]

Hi guys, new here. Just wondering if anyone has any 3rd party sensor bar recommendations? I have a Mac mini.

I've spotted this one: http://www.shopxter.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=41641&zenid=bdcf20dbf3e7a02196d03eef0b1d7b27 - I assume this kind of product is compatible with PCs/Macs running Dolphin? I'm keen to keep an "OEM" look and not sure candles/LEDs if possible.

Many thanks in advance

-Ed

[MegaJump]

I've been using the Nyko wireless for a couple months, and it works just fine.

http://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Sensor-Bar-Wii-nintendo/dp/B000LFJNG6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1301172082&sr=8-1

Plus, it's readily available at any Walmart or electronics store.

[silveruniverse]

two candles are good too...

[Aquanox]

Sorry for the old bump but how does this connect to the PC?

I want to use my wiimote accelerometer but I'm not sure how. I've been searching and found out I need a sensor bar but I'm worried about the connector which is Nintendo's custom.

Sorry for the ultra n00b question.

(03-27-2011, 07:14 AM)silveruniverse Wrote: two candles are good too...

[admin89]

Wireless sensor bar use AAA battery ,you don't have to connect it to anywhere

[MegaJump]

Yea, the "sensor" bar doesn't really sense anything, the controller does all the motion processing. The Nyko I use takes 4x AA batteries. All you do is turn it on, place it in front of the screen, and off you go.