RobotWars101

Due to Uni work, progress has been intermittent, but there's not much left to do to be ready for the next AWS. I have signed up for it on Antlog and was just wondering if I needed to do anything else before the event. I'm looking forward to it, and meeting all of you and testing how (badly) my ant ...

You can replace parts but your robot still has to meet the tech check requirements I think (4" cube size max, 150g max). There was a query about replacing the body during a event in a different thread which I don't recall the outcome of but if it was me, I'd simply fix what was broken.

Personally, I already enforce the "spinners need switches" rule and the "LiPo bags for charging in" for BotFest, they just seemed like sensible things to do. There was one thing that I think might be worth discussing though in regards to the aerials rule change. Osu is a bit weird in that it uses a ...

One of my Ants has its wheels glued on with a Locite Superglue which hasn't failed me yet. However, be warned, overzealous gluing (assuming it is a N20) will cause the gearbox to lock up if it gets onto the gears.

Oooh, that'll be excellent to see! Hope you do get your printer fixed.

Hey Everyone! After a bit of a wait (apologies :P), I am pleased to announce BotFest will be making a return for 2019! Following on from the pilot, we are sticking with the Church so this event will be running on the 23rd of March at the following location from 11:00 - 17:00 . St. Lukes Church Poult...

I am happy to help out with anything you need doing at the event.

The size feels OK, plenty big enough for a mass rumble of most of the Ants that went to the BotFest pilot back in July but small enough to prevent no battling in 1v1 fights. I think the arena used for Ant Freeze is about the same size as yours, perhaps a little bigger but definitely not more than a ...

Looks neat, very slightly smaller than mine (81cm square). Polycarbonate sides and roofing shouldn't be too hard.

Went to buy a couple and have already sold out! Oh well...