Quote my post and fill in the blanks. Please try to answer as many of the questions as you can. This a survey for all PS3 owners, so if you're not having problems please still fill it in.

A 'spaz' is defined as a mid game/XMB operation where the controller becomes unresponsive for a short period of time, sticking to a button press or direction. The controller does not notify that it has disconnected and resumes normal operation.

If you do not suffer from any spazzes, please fill in the survey only up to question 8. It will help to eliminate possible causes for spazzing.

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Update 1
Thanks to everyone who responded. Here are the results from the first 19 people to fill in the survey:
- 32% of respondents did not suffer any spazzing
-- Of those, all used Wi-Fi in their home (83% were using built in Wi-Fi)
-- 50% Of those who did not suffer spazzing would be considered to be living in a 2.4GHz polluted area
-- 83% use Bluetooth in their home for other applications

- 68% of respondents suffered from spazzing
-- There is no obvious correlation between spazzing an model, or Wi-Fi usage.
-- All spazzes were categorised as having a duration less than 5 seconds.
-- The mean number of spazzes was around 8, the mode being between 1 and 4.
-- No correlation exists between Wi-Fi channel and spaz quota, nor battery charge.
-- People don't play enough, or own enough games to conclude whether this occurs irrespective of game played.
-- It does not occur every gaming session, but indications are that given a long enough session, a spaz will occur.
-- Several respondents did not use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth at all in their home and still suffered from spazzes.

- People owning Wiis and also suffering from spazzes did not notice any irregular behaviour in their Wiis.
- Jonnyram is going to be blind by the end of the year.

Notes:
Obviously the sample size is way to small to draw any conclusions yet, but it certainly looks like wireless interference shouldn't be the culprit. Unless Sony has made their controller extremely sensitive to interference that is. Given how seemingly indiscriminate it is, and how it does not happen consistently or particularly often I'm inclined to believe it to be a hardware defect either with the controller or PS3 unit. I realise now that it would have been a good idea to ask if people who are suffering from spazzes find it occurring with all of the controllers they own if they own more than one.

It's way too early to tell what's going on conclusively, since not enough people are playing games or working with multiple controllers to determine these things. People who have developed solutions, may be simply sat in the dwell time between spazzes, or they may have resolved a hardware conflict.

Given how infrequently it's happening, it could be the kind of 'low risk' problem that a big corporation deemed too expensive to fix, without considering the non business (i.e. real world gaming) impact. I'm really hoping that if it is a hardware issue, be it defect based or software configuration based, that it lies with the controller.

Non survey theories:
Bluetooth uses Adaptive Frequency Hopping, where it can determine whether a channel is 'good', 'bad', or 'unknown'. It could be possible that some kind of glitch is poisoning the table which holds these values and that over time it becomes untenable to jump to a new frequency (I think there needs to be at least 20 channels available to operate normally).

Bluetooth masters keep a clock which the connection between PS3 and Sixaxis must operate to. This has deviation tolerances, but over time it may possibly break down.

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Bad_Boy said:

if i answer no to the first question, can I ignore the rest?

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own?
60gb
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
no
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
11.17.06

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
no
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
6
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
got a wii here, no issues
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
house. got wireless phones, neighbors with wireless routers
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
7-9 feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
no
10) Do you notice them with every game?
well i only have resistance and it occurs during resistance
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
2-3 seconds
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
no
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
4-5
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
yes

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.
BUY A WII

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing? No.
2) Which PS3 model do you own? 60 gb.
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface? No.
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3? Since launch day on November 17.

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? A headset.
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? Yes.
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. 11.
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues? Yes to a Wii, no to Wii issues.
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent? If they were happening, the nature of the Wii itself would make them less reliably detectable.
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? I live in a dorm where wireless is not allowed (shhh...)
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? Less than 10 feet.

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session? No.
10) Do you notice them with every game? No.
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz? 0 seconds.
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz? I love my sixaxis.
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had? 1 when I first got the PS3 and not since then. I guess I have experienced it then, but not really.
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is? Haven't had the spazzing really.

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing? Yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own? 60GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface? No
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3? Since several days before US launch

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? No
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. Can't check right now, out of town
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues? Yes/no
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? Apartment building
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? About six feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session? No
10) Do you notice them with every game? No
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz? Several seconds
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz? Not that I'm aware of
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had? Quite a few, particularly during Ridge Racer (which may have to do with that being the only game in which I have used a lot of motion control)
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is? Yes

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing? Not yet
2) Which PS3 model do you own? 60gb
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface? Yes but only for PSP usage
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3? About a week.

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? Celphone and Laptop add ons.
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. Channel 6
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues? Do not have one yet
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent? N/A
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? Apartment
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? about 8'

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session? NA
10) Do you notice them with every game? NA
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz? NA
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz? NA
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had? NA
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is? NA

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.

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Rhindle said:

What does spazzing mean?

If it means having to resync the controller every time I turn it on or change games, then yes mine is a spaz.

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing? yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own? 60gb
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface? yes
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3? since launch

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? no
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. 11
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues? don't own a wii
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent? n/a
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? i get faint signals from a couple other networks
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? ~5 feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session? no
10) Do you notice them with every game? just about
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz? a couple seconds
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz? no
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had? three or four during one resistance session, and three or four others since i've owned the console
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is? i charged my sixaxis after that one particularly spazzy session, and i've been experiencing the problem with far less frequency, though it might be coincidental

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions. i had a wireless bridge and a cordless phone sitting right next to my ps3, and since i moved them yesterday, i haven't had any spazzing incidents -- though i haven't really played that much since.

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Dahbomb said:

At least they are inquiring about it and are aware of the problem. Hope they can fix it soon enough.

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Mmmkay said:

No. I'd still like you to answer the first 8 questions, if that's okay?

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing? no
2) Which PS3 model do you own? 60GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface? yes
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3? since NA launch, 11/17/06

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? yes, PDA's, phones, headsets, etc.
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. 6
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues? no
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent? n/a
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? in a house
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? about 8 feet

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DarienA said:

Is this survey from Sony or did somebody else put it together?

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Wario64 said:

Is it worth mentioning that I've had "spazzes" with my Gamecube Wavebird controller?

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Y2Kevbug11 said:

6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent? If they were happening, the nature of the Wii itself would make them less reliably detectable.

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Y2Kevbug11 said:

Pretty sure this is just mmmkay doing his thing.

Maybe we could send our findings to phil harrison and then pester him about mhotastorm.

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Wario64 said:

Is it worth mentioning that I've had "spazzes" with my Gamecube Wavebird controller?

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?

Yes.

2) Which PS3 model do you own?

60GB.


2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?

Yes.


3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?

JP launch.

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?

Yes. Nokia mobile phone, Power Mac G5, Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse and Wireless Keyboard, and... Nintendo Wii!

5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?

Yes.

5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.

Didn't specify one. So er... no idea.

6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?

Yes to Wii. No to same issues.

6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?

Live in a standalone house, big enough and secluded enough that no outside networks come in. But the house is blanketed by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 2.4GHz cordless phones.

8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?

Two metres at best.

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?

No. I haven't used my PS3 much (not more than five hours) and it's only happened twice.

10) Do you notice them with every game?

No, only in Resistance, though I've only ever played half an hour of Ridge Racer 7.

11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?

5 seconds.

12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?

No.

13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?

2.

14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?

SIXAXIS is always fully charged... I think.

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.

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Mmmkay said:

Not true. The Wiimote only communicates back to the Wii via Bluetooth and as such should be just as susceptible to spazzing. The sensor bar is an emitter not a receiver.

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Y2Kevbug11 said:

I'm essentially arguing that...let's say I was playing Red Steel. If, all of a sudden, I lost my cursor or it went crazy, I'd go, "Damn, I lost the sensor bar," since that happens frequently. I think that is more likely to happen than, "Damn, bluetooth errors!"

I'm not saying it is physically less detectable, you're just less likely to notice it.

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DarienA said:

Is this survey from Sony or did somebody else put it together?

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
Yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own?
60GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
Yes
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
Since Launch

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
No
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
Linksys WRT54G wireless router with custom firmware - Firmware Version: v4.71.1, Hyperwrt 2.1b1 + Thibor15c Channel 11 - 2.426 B+G
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
I dont own a Wii
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
I dont own a Wii
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
Own a home
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
Approx 8-10 feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
No
10) Do you notice them with every game?
So far with Resistance and the PS Online Store
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
4-8 seconds?
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
No
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
4-6
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
Yes

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.
No

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
Yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own?
60gm
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
No.
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
Since launch.

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
Wii
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
Dunno
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
No
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
N/A
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
Apartment
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
4-5ft

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
No
10) Do you notice them with every game?
No
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
2-4 seconds
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
No
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
2-3
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
I usually keep it fully charged.

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.
Nope.

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About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?sometimes
2) Which PS3 model do you own?60
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?yes
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?since it launches

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?no
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.11
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?Never
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?-
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? house
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?2 or 3 feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?no
10) Do you notice them with every game?only played 1 game
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?3-5 seconds
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?no
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?2 or 3
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?maybe

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.-

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kenta said:

Anyone noticing a trend? Seems pretty inconsistent to me

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Jonnyram said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
Yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own?
20GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
-
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
2006/11/11 - used a lot for the first few days, not so much after that

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
No
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
No
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
-
6)Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
No/
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
-
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
No, in a detached house.
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
<1m

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
Yes
10) Do you notice them with every game?
Only Ridge Racer 7, not Blast Factor so far, but play has been limited with the latter.
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
~3 sec.
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
No
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
6-7
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
Yes

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.
Not found anything.

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
Once
2) Which PS3 model do you own?
60GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
No
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
Since launch

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
No
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
11
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
No
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
N/A
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
House
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
6-8 feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
No
10) Do you notice them with every game?
Only own one. :-/
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
<2 seconds
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
No
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
One
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
Fully charged

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.

Played Gears of War.

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing? Not yet... ((knocks on wood))
2) Which PS3 model do you own? 60gig
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface? Yes
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3? 11/22

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? No
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. 1
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues? Yes but also no problems
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent? --
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? Apartment (with 2-3 other WiFi access points I can see)
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? ~6 feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
10) Do you notice them with every game?
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
Yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own?
20 GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
N/A
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
11-17-06

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
Cellphone and headset
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
7
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
No
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
No
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
Apartment complex
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
10-15 feet

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
Yes
10) Do you notice them with every game?
Yes
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
3-5 secs
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
No
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
15-20
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
Yes
About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.
I changed the channel from 6 to 7 on my router, so far no glitch!!

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing? No
2) Which PS3 model do you own? 20 GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface? N/A
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3? Since launch(11-17-06)

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? No
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? No
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. N/A
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues? N/A
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent? N/A
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? Concrete house in a residential area
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? 4-5 Feet away

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Mmmkay said:

About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
Yes
2) Which PS3 model do you own?
20GB
2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
N/A
3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
Since launch, 11/17/2006

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
No
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
Yes
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
Uh, I'll have to check when I'm home
6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
No, N/A
6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
N/A
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
Townhome, little activity from neighbors
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
6-7ft

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
No
10) Do you notice them with every game?
No
11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
2-4 sec
12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
No
13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
3-4
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
Yes

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.
No

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About your PS3
1) Do you suffer from Sixaxis spazzing?
Yes

2) Which PS3 model do you own?
60gb

2i) If 60GB, do you actively use the wifi interface?
Yes

3) How long have you owned/used your PS3?
1 week

About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house?
No

5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network?
Yes

5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation.
3 (plus neighbors also use WiFi)

6) Do you own a Nintendo Wii and experience the same issues?
Do not own a Wii

6i) If yes, are the issue less or more prevalent?
N/A

7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)?
Apartment

8) How far away do you sit from your PS3?
7 ft

About your spazzing
9) Do they occur every gaming session?
Yes

10) Do you notice them with every game?
Yes

11) What is the typical duration of your spaz?
2-3 seconds

12) Do you notice any other controller performance issues other than the spaz?
No

13) How many spazzes would you estimate you've had?
10-15

14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is?
Yes

About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions.
N/A

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