RobotWars101

Haha trollface, actually had an idea of putting that on a robot aswell

It's one of my favourite spinners actually, looks very balanced and it can do quite some damage

I agree aswell keep the size, makes it more of a challenge and as you guys said its one of the 2 main guidlines for ants

I found the cube was the hardest factor to actually build around but then again it's always been there and i just have to try and make things more compact.
Altho would be awesome with free hands on the size

Wire them up to run from 1 battery in my opinion, it will often weigh less than several batteries (and battery holders. It's also easier only having to charge 1 battery pack. Some people use bolts bolted into lets say a piece of thick HDPE and use ring type cable clamps to get all the common leads o...

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