RobotWars101

Tes they have leads that go straight to the reciever and 2 leads for the battery and 2 for the motor.
Remember to get the plus and minus from the battery correct, otherwise its pretty straight forward

http://stores.ebay.com/Kimke-Wei/_i.htm ... =948138090
They've got cheap motors

You can check this topic out to see how to wire an antweight: http://robotwars101.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1399

Hi there and welcome! Your best start is possibly to check out some antweight threads on this forum, but most of the stuff (radio transmitter and reciever, batteries, servos etc) can be bought at your local rc hobby shop. Try getting a 2,4gHz radio control set and as light reciever and batteries as ...

A tip is to get a shrink tubing kit with various sizes and a cheap heat gun, its really smooth and with a much better resul than any tape

Looks awesome! If the armor or any other bit of that white plastic gets broken during a fight, do you only have to melt it together or do you plan on having spare parts?

Sounds good. Add the url of the owner of the robot so people can click their way to see possibly fresh pics / build diaries on the robots they find interesting

Looks very nice indeed!
Use the spare weight to add a titanium scoop on the flipper arm for more
defense vs spinners

Looks really nice!
Got any pics of the inside?

For what weight class do you want it? Yeah it seems most people use titanium or hardox, some of the harder grads, i believe for titanium its grade 5 and hardox 450 or higher. Im not 100% sure tho. You could possibly lathe a disc and bolt som teeth on it, otherwise most people seem to get them laser ...