idk if u guys have seen
thisbut im going to do it as soon as i get another remote. what about you guys?
That does look pretty cool but i wouldn't want to accidently break my Wii-mote.
Looks cool but i wouldnt ever do it to mine.
Nothing specail in my book. Although the big issue with that would be burning the batteries more. I already use rechargable NiMH AA's.
i read somwhere that it barley uses more of the batteries. but im going to get another remote an do
LEDs use practically no power from any source and have an expectancy of about 10,000 hrs INCLUDING continually turning them on and off. it's just how they work
now is it just me or did we have a thread about this already?
Well one led light isn't going to do much. Though ever little bit counts. Considering about a two to three hours it would be burned out. Which I for one would rather replace the sync lights my self. Instead of blue lights.
Also I just looked at it again. So it's just a A button light. The top picture shows solid leds.
That does look pretty cool but i wouldn't want to accidently break my Wii-mote.
Ditto, Flipper.
now is it just me or did we have a thread about this already?
oh if this was already a post, my bad
if i had an extra blue led around, I would. does anyone think I should use a green one? I could post pictures.
Although there's
already a thread on this, it's nice to see a walkthrough on telling you how to do this. I'm not stupid enough to try this. :l
I got two free skins for Wiimotes and one free front skin for my Wii today and after taking fifteen minutes to put on the two skins on the Wiimotes I started on the Wii face skin. Needless to say that twenty minutes later I was so frustrated that I finally gave up and threw the skin away. That's why I wouldn't even attempt anything like this on my own. Leave it to pros.
Looks pretty cool. Although I would be afraid of breaking my Wiimote.