RobotWars101

Hi there, just a quick update (wow I'm terrible at updating this). Sorry for no pictures this time. The robot is now driving in a straight line, so that's my greatest problem done. I've added bulges to the sides of Sioc so that it can self right from any angle. The flipper arm has now been completel...

Well the time between these posts is becoming far too long, but here's the next update: So the best piece of news right now is that Sioc drives and self-rights! I've included a video showing both off below: https://youtu.be/uTgT_wc-waU I've also included a link to an album detailing what the machine...

Again sorry for the delay, life had me busy for a moment, but here is another update: http://i.imgur.com/vieE5lA.jpg Here is Sioc as of now. It's actually been like this for close to a week, I just haven't been able to upload my progress until now. http://i.imgur.com/gCyxO7t.jpg Here are the wheels,...

Thanks. Also, to clarify, the 5V line you're talking about is the red wire on the servo? I still have a lot to learn on the electrical side of things.

Sorry for the length between posts, but I finally have progress made that I feel is worth uploading. I've finally cut and bent the polycarb pieces into the shapes I want, and besides two little cuts I still have to make at the back of the top plate, the frame seems to have fallen into place. http://...

Hi there everyone. Since last week, I've been able to do some more work on Sioc in my spare time. I've gotten all the electronics sorted out now thanks to finding the trim/adjustments settings on my controller and getting a new lifter servo that doesn't overload the circuit. The Polycarb has been a ...

So after many months of putting it off, I finally decided to make an antweight. All my parts have arrived, mostly what's recommended in the NanoTwo V2 kit, but using a servo lying around the house as a lifter instead. The working name is Sioc (pronounced like "shook"), and I've designed it...