Maneco on 15 June 2010
| ArnoldRimmer said: I'm still very sceptic at the "wireless interferences" explanation. I'm absolutely sure it's not a real issue and that it wouldn't have happened under normal circumstances. But wireless interferences? If that was true, the bluetooth connection as a whole and therefor all controls should have suffered. But if I remember correctly the problem was with aiming, so there was probably simply some infrared light source that confused the infrared tracking sensor. |
It's possible that the WM wasn't callibrated at that time, causing the so called "interference".
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