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? Since 11/17/06, used regularly
About your environment
4) Do you have other active Bluetooth devices in your house? Yes, phone and headset, but not in close proximity to PS3
5) Do you have an 802.11b/g wireless network? Yes, multiple overlapping.
5i) If yes, please indicate the channel of operation. I believe 11 but will have to confirm
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? -
7) Where do you live? In a 2.4GHz polluted environment (Apartment complex, dorm, etc)? Live in a house with at least 100 ft separation from closest house
8) How far away do you sit from your PS3? ~8ft
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? 1-3 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? 3 or 4
14) Do you find the spazzes occuring irrespective of how charged your Sixaxis is? I have had two play sessions where I've deliberately played an hour or more past the PS3's low battery warning for the controller and did not experience any spazzing during those times. Spazzes have occurred when controller had plenty of charge.
About your solutions
15) If you have discovered a way to reduce your spazzing, please describe your actions. I have not taken any actions to reduce the spazzing because I do not find the spazzing occurs with higher frequency than other wireless controllers I've used (logitech PS2 wireless controllers, 360 controllers). Currently regarding it as the downside accepted for wireless freedom, until such time as frequency of occurrence is demonstrably worse than other wireless solutions.