wiimote plus sensor incredibly weak

[blueyedsamurai]

im running dolphin 3.0-755 but its the same with any type of dolphin emu.

I have a wireless sensor bar which i bought off ebay http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/INFRARED-WIRELESS-WIIMOTE-SENSOR-BAR-NINTENDO-WII-/400303994430http://

and i have a generic 3rd party wiimoteplus.

Its impossible to play smg but once i get past the wiimote sensor part in skyward sword
it works ok, not amazing but its playable

The nunchuck and face buttons work fine its just the sensor that has the big issues.
I've also played with infrared sensitivity but it makes no difference.

I've read reviews for the cheap sensor bars and they are meant to work great for dolphin
so do i have a dodgy wiimote?

[ulao]

Those wireless bars suck get something like this
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003SVTEUK/?tag=hyprod-20&hvadid=15469315179&hvpos=1o4&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1234567890&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&ref=asc_df_B003SVTEUK

Or get that one running on a better voltage, lots of wireless bar hacking threads here.

[blueyedsamurai]

so u think its the bar and not the wiimote? when i look at the sensor bar through a camera the 6 ir lights can only been seen faintly, are they ment to be bright?

that sensor bar got some horrible reviews, does it work better with dolphin?

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what about powerwave and duracell ones?


powerwave

duracell

[ulao]

That pathetic bar hardly worked at 4 feet for me. When I converted it to 7 volts ( wired ) I got 8 feet out of it no jumpiness. If you have an OEM wii mote and all games are causing issues, its the bar.

[blueyedsamurai]

yeh its complete trash, mines about the same. Works about 4 feet but is really touchy. I bought the duracell one read that it works pretty good so hopefully i can play other games without
throwing the sensor bar across the room