Where might one be able to get a new Wii Sensor Bar?

[KentaRawr!]

So, the part of my Wii Sensor Bar that connects to the Wii broke off, and for a while now, I've been using candles. My candles are fresh out of wax now, so I figured it's time to start looking around for a new Wii Sensor bar, or a way to fix my old one, which I think should be fairly easy, since it's just a power cable.

Anyway, if you were in my situation, what would you do? And do you know any stores in the Englewood Area of Ohio that might have a sensor bar?

I've heard of a Wireless Sensor Bar by Nyko, and I was wondering when that's supposed to come out, too. Is it battery powered, like the home-made design which was posted here a while back? Or does it sit on a charger for a while?

Thanks in advance to those who help.

[I Took the Red Pill]

If you want to go the online route, you can get it directly from Nintendo.

[Shoeberto]

They're supposed to be really simple to make, since they're just a set of IR LEDs. I don't know how expensive those are, but a wireless sensor bar would be pretty easy to make if you're adventurous.

I think I was just in Englewood last weekend, though (I can never figure out what Dayton suburb I'm in when I go there) and no store had any Wii accessories at all, save for a single used Wii controller sitting on a shelf behind the counter at a Funcoland. So online through the Nintendo store is likely your best bet if you just want to buy one.

[escobert]

Damn, I was going to say use candles xD

[Shlup]

You could use two remote controls, like the TV remote and the DVD remote.

[Captain Maxx Power]

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