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but basically i need a wii motion bar
a wii remote with plus
and a bt dongle? and im good to go?

Quote:but basically i need a wii motion bar

a wii remote with plus

and a bt dongle? and im good to go?

(10-11-2013, 05:32 AM)ulao Wrote: [ -> ]A wii mote with mplus in side or the adapter add-on but the internal mplus works great.
A bar for tracking the wii mote and mplus calibration.
A BT dongle.

Answer that in the first post.

(10-11-2013, 06:58 AM)poseidun Wrote: [ -> ]how hard is it to convert it to work off USB?

you can use somthing like this too http://www.dune-electronic.com/DUNE_WEB/FR/Fiche_produit.awp?P1=DUN-3011&P2=Antenne&P3=ALIMENTATIONS&P4=38&P5=96

Mine is 500mA and I set it to 4.5V

(10-22-2013, 08:08 AM)poseidun Wrote: [ -> ]but basically i need a wii motion bar
a wii remote with plus
and a bt dongle? and im good to go?

You'll need either a Wiimote + Motion Plus add-on either a Wiimote with built-in Motion Plus.
Recent Wiimotes with built-in Motion Plus ("TR" models) require Toshiba stack to work properly.
Also official Wiimotes are recommended since 3rd party ones usually suck

(10-11-2013, 07:41 AM)AnyOldName3 Wrote: [ -> ]You basically have to reduce the resistors in there because USB gives a higher voltage supply than the Wii, and you want the same voltage across the LEDs.

WRONG! The official Sensor Bar and the sensor bar connector at the back of Wii/WiiU outputs around 7.3 to 7.5V, so, USB gives a lower voltage supply than the Wii...