RobotWars101

We have spent a day soldering the electronics and after some trouble soldering, we have finally got all the electronics connected. However, one motor is not spinning properly, it will intermittently spin so it's getting power but It won't spin properly like the other motor. Has anyone got a solution...

Thanks for the reply,
I’ll try Araldite to glue it together. Would it be possible to bend it and have a sharp angle as I didn’t want to bend it and it look cuvered. If so how would I bend it?

Hi, I've spent my first-night robot building and I have come up with a prototype, I only have the motors in as the DasMikro has not arrived yet. We still have to develop the flipper and it is just sellotaped together. Anyone recommend a way of bonding/ glueing the polycarbonate together, It's going ...

I have a robot with slanted sides, how would I attach that to the base at an angle. Also how do you post pictures, I could show you the cardboard model of my robot so you know what I mean.

With regards to ordering the DasMikro, should I order option A, B or C. I'm guessing A as it has built-in tank style mixing and I think the robot drives like a tank.

Ok thanks for the replies. I will cold bend the polycarbonate. How would I hinge the flipper?

With regards to attaching the polycarbonate there seems to be a kind of 90 degree bracket. Can anyone link me a bracket? Also could anyone suggest a hinge for the flipper.

Phil_8 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2018 8:57 pm Forgive my completely noob ignorance, but doesnt the DasMikro have a build in receiver that works with the Devo?

I don't think the DasMikro has a built-in receiver but then again I am also a noob .

I know Shakey sells some but I've never tried them.
https://nutsandbots.co.uk/product/301-n ... pack-of-2/

Thanks, I will look into buying the DasMikro. How much soldering is required? Also, I am using the Devo 7e transmitter could you recommend a receiver for it that worked with the DasMikro. Sorry for all the questions.
Thanks William,