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Doubt I can get myself over there anytime soon, but I hope to get a functional Melty Brain antweight shipped over for Joey to drive at some stage.razerdave wrote:What I wouldn't give for one of our autralian mates (like Aaron) to come over here and make it a true world series (IE: builders from off the continent). One day we'll get it organised
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Re: Kruger
Name: Scarlet

Weight: ~145g
Length: 100mm
Width: 115mm
Height: 55mm
Drive: 2x Pololu 100:1 gearmotors with Pololu 32mm wheels.
Controller: Spektrum BR6000 RX with B-328 controller.
Battery: 7.4v 2S 360mAh 20C Rhino LiPol
Weapon: 18g stainless steel spinning bar @ ~15000rpm. Powered by a Tunigy 2204 14T motor @ 7.4v, Turnigy Plush10A speed controller.
Armour: 1 & 3mm polycarb
This is basically Kruger I posted several pages back, but I started rebuilding Kruger with a carbon fiber chassis and faster drive motors, so I decided to just keep the robot as its and give it to my girlfriend to drive. It was renamed Scarlet.
Video from debut event here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLAsjDnc08s
Weight: ~145g
Length: 100mm
Width: 115mm
Height: 55mm
Drive: 2x Pololu 100:1 gearmotors with Pololu 32mm wheels.
Controller: Spektrum BR6000 RX with B-328 controller.
Battery: 7.4v 2S 360mAh 20C Rhino LiPol
Weapon: 18g stainless steel spinning bar @ ~15000rpm. Powered by a Tunigy 2204 14T motor @ 7.4v, Turnigy Plush10A speed controller.
Armour: 1 & 3mm polycarb
This is basically Kruger I posted several pages back, but I started rebuilding Kruger with a carbon fiber chassis and faster drive motors, so I decided to just keep the robot as its and give it to my girlfriend to drive. It was renamed Scarlet.
Video from debut event here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLAsjDnc08s
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Name: Brainless

Weight: 150g
Length: 90mm
Width: 90mm
Height: 32mm
Drive: 1x Turnigy C1826-2400Kv brushless motor driving a 32mm foamwheel 1:1
Controller: Spektrum BR6000 RX with Turnigy Plush10 speed controller
Battery: 7.4v 2S 360mAh 20C Rhino LiPol
Weapon: 150g of antweight spinning at over 8000rpm.
Armour: 1.2mm Holesaw, random cardboard, foam and tape.
Was created in about 2hrs, on the night before the event.... A melty brain robot without a brain... Was a failure, but was cool while it worked!
Video of it doing it's thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiCRavnDOCs
Weight: 150g
Length: 90mm
Width: 90mm
Height: 32mm
Drive: 1x Turnigy C1826-2400Kv brushless motor driving a 32mm foamwheel 1:1
Controller: Spektrum BR6000 RX with Turnigy Plush10 speed controller
Battery: 7.4v 2S 360mAh 20C Rhino LiPol
Weapon: 150g of antweight spinning at over 8000rpm.
Armour: 1.2mm Holesaw, random cardboard, foam and tape.
Was created in about 2hrs, on the night before the event.... A melty brain robot without a brain... Was a failure, but was cool while it worked!
Video of it doing it's thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiCRavnDOCs
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If you come over by boat illegally, we will provide you with free accommodation, a job and allow you to force your religion upon others. It only costs the Aussie tax payers a fortunepeterwaller wrote: can you still emigrate for ?10.

Enter the country legally, we'll make you apply for a 12 month VISA, make you provide evidence that you can afford to stay here and then run all your belongs thing customs...
/rant on stupid Aussie politics...

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It didn't have one... It was just an receiver connected to the brushless controller which turned the motor on flat out. The idea was for it to just hockey puck around the arena until it hit the opponent, which kinda worked till it went down the pit or killed itself. Was one of those "Hey, this could be really funny! Lets build it the night before the event!" momentsAndrew_Hibberd wrote:That melty brain is awesome and silly, what was the problem with the brain?

Will eventually get back to work on uMBX which is my proper meltybrain antweight.