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usb+ -> 0.2A fuse -> 10ohm -> SFH485P ->SFH485P ->SFH485P -> usb-

you only need 2, I added one extra just incase

Having an uneven number of them will only confuse the Wiimote...

You should have a VERY large (over 20cm) gap between 2 sets (or singles but the light can be a little weak) of IR LEDs. The SFH485P's you mentioned work great. Try putting them in this arrangement though:
o-o--------------------o-o

2 per side should be thought of as a minumum, in the real sensor bar there's 5 on each side, fanned out slightly to allow the Wiimote to see them at any angle.

i built one. heres a quick pic(its very very ugly! but works like a charm):


setup overview:


i used a resister before, but it was unnecessary, so i bypassed it now.
unfortunately i dont know what LEDs i did exactly use, but they seem low quality as you can see them glowing slightly red in the dark(if i also turn my monitors off^^)

indeed having one in middle is confusing,

I have 1--------------1---------------1

reason I have free because if one burned I can replace it with resistor.
also my design works with usb, (because he dont want batteries).

as for casing I used battery power sensor bar, then stripped it out result look good too

(11-24-2009, 06:16 AM)razor1911 Wrote: [ -> ]indeed having one in middle is confusing,

I have 1--------------1---------------1

reason I have free because if one burned I can replace it with resistor.
also my design works with usb, (because he dont want batteries).

as for casing I used battery power sensor bar, then stripped it out result look good too

please check that:

http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/thread-12397.html

no trick is working with me i tried wireless sensor and candles it doesnt work help pleaz