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An antweight cube is nearly exactly 1 dm3 volume A mole of gas occupies 22.4 dm3 So an antweigh cube holds 0.045 moles of gas Air weighs 28 g/mole so a cube of air weights 1.26g Helium weighs 4 g/mole so a cube of helium weighs 0.18g So a cube of helium (assuming no space is taken up by the robot or...

Ok Thanks. I've put the list of teams and robots here http://windisch.co.uk/electra/competiti ... /teams.htm

Simon

The Futaba Skysport 4YF from Sussex models http://www.sussex-model-centre.co.uk/Skysport_4YF_Radio_system-1600.htm is a great transmitter for ?28. You'll need to buy a battery pack for it and also a pair of crystals. The crystals are ?10 for a pair ( I usually buy them from Technobots) and the price...

Thanks Andrew

See you next time

Simon

Oops yes, silly me. Sat 16th April.

I'd still like those forms please.

Simon

Hi Gary Yes, we're still on. Sat 26th 12-4pm, usual place. I have had replies from Tom's Robots, Duff Robotics, Team Termite and Team BeligerAnt, so it will be a small one this time. Events will be Obstacle course, Sumo, Non-spin combat, & Spin combat and we'll probably have time for football as...

I can't understand how a flying ant could win a match, although it would be very cool.

Simon

Hi there,

I know I mentioned it before, but this forum needs to go to release 13 before it's hacked again.

Simon

Hey, where did the other Events topic go?

Anyway, would anyone be able to turn up for a mini event at Aldryngton school on Wednesday 20th April at 3:30 to 4:30?

Thanks - Simon

Interesting idea. However remember the 150g limit. Each tooth in a chainsaw must weigh at least 10g.

And it's worth knowing that servos are generally used for wheels. We tend to use actual motors for waepons, as they spin a lot faster.

Simon