I havent seen this one yet. Any pictures?Joey wrote: The Data Fields
Weight: 150g
Dimensions: 140 x 100 x 28 mm
Drive: 2 x 50:1 Inertia Labs/Sanyo copy gearmotors (...also ex-Jigsaw) driving tracks
Controller: Sozbots (supplied second hand by Peter)
Rx: Futaba R114F
Battery: 7.4v 2S 180mah EGO lipo pack
Construction: 8mm polypropylene side panels, 0.5 and 1 mm carbon fibre armour
Weaponry: Spikes, pushing power
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It isn't built yet
only just cut the front axle down.

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That first picture literally made me say "Oh!"teamocean wrote:Well I have done some work to the spinner which is now called Inertia.
Some pics of it here
http://s881.photobucket.com/albums/ac13 ... G_0298.jpg
And the damage caused to an old 0.5mm Aluminium chassis
http://s881.photobucket.com/albums/ac13 ... G_0303.jpg

Lovely design ...
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Thanks for all the great comments so far, it's been a lot of fun designing and making this one
As Dave said I have done a fair bit of testing with it now and so far it seems to be pretty good at hitting things with the disc.
I am making 2 small improvements with it though to make sure that it can hit more reliably. First I'm going to lower the robot by raising the wheels up a little and then I will be adding a scoop to the front to guide other robots into the disc.
After that it is just a question of losing a little bit of weight so that I can put some decent armour on it.
I'll try to get a video of it running online at some point this weekend.
As Dave said I have done a fair bit of testing with it now and so far it seems to be pretty good at hitting things with the disc.
I am making 2 small improvements with it though to make sure that it can hit more reliably. First I'm going to lower the robot by raising the wheels up a little and then I will be adding a scoop to the front to guide other robots into the disc.
After that it is just a question of losing a little bit of weight so that I can put some decent armour on it.
I'll try to get a video of it running online at some point this weekend.
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Hi guys,
I've got a new robot in the build: Terrior 2, it's not quite finished yet but here's the spec so far:
Weapon: flipper
Weapon power: HPX
Batterry: 8.4v 300mah lipo
Drive: 2x precision micro drives 30:1 motors
Reciever: Hitec HFS-05MS
Speed Controller: sabretooth 5A dual channel
Chassis: 1mm polycarb
Armour: 1mm polycarb, 0.5mm Ti
It weighs about 120g without the flipper, all it needs is to have the flipper inished and attached and weight saving if necessarry
I've got a new robot in the build: Terrior 2, it's not quite finished yet but here's the spec so far:
Weapon: flipper
Weapon power: HPX
Batterry: 8.4v 300mah lipo
Drive: 2x precision micro drives 30:1 motors
Reciever: Hitec HFS-05MS
Speed Controller: sabretooth 5A dual channel
Chassis: 1mm polycarb
Armour: 1mm polycarb, 0.5mm Ti
It weighs about 120g without the flipper, all it needs is to have the flipper inished and attached and weight saving if necessarry
Jack Evans
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Team Terror
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Team Terror