RobotWars101

Glad to see you coming back for this one Pete

Yeah the last one would have been almost to the day, but alas wasn’t the right number because we missed one series out due to a lot of us being occupied with the Robot Wars reboot.

But I am glad to be hosting this

James:
Working on the form now, should be a case of an open ballot, although I have suggestions for a few people who should get them.

The entry limit is not set, however we are expecting a full event. As such, enter 4 but one will be put aside in case gaps need to be filled; we want everyone that has signed up to enter, so the people with 4 entries will be asked to sacrifice on as we did at AWS 58. In the spirit of diversity, we w...

Hi all! So, myself and Sarah Townson (Tic-Toc, Eyesaurasaurus) are hoping to finish the year with a bang, hosting AWS60, our community’s 20 year anniversary, in Headington, Oxford! Venue: Science Oxford Centre, Stansfeld Park, Quarry Road, Oxford, OX3 8SB Sign up here: http://antlog.garya.org.uk/ent...

Now the forum is back up..

Thank you to the University of Sheffield for hosting a great event, and big congratulations to Sev and Sion for winning with the first cluster of to do so; Yeetus & Retreatus (HHYMC)!

See you all at the next one!

Hi
Yes, me and Sarah (Tictoc, Out of Micro:trol) are hosting AWS60 in Headington, date is likely November 30th so we can keep the 20 year anniversary date in the right year (we missed one in 2017 I think)

Up until now, the record for an AWS was 103, shared between Will Thomas at Reading, and Richard Manning at AWS57. Chris managed 123, but if the software allowed it, we’d have been in the 130’s.

Great job from Chris and all associates for running a brilliant, record breaking event! Congratulations to George for winning with such a unique design, well deserved! Big shout to Leo for making the final; I built his first robots and he’s just gotten better and better over the years, building his ...

Sorry to hear that Stuart, hope he makes a speedy recovery .
Next AWS is Sheffield in September, the Antweight open is October.

For Baby Hell I use a fingertech tinyESC. Expensive, yes, but at 3g it’s best for weight and will handle 2 HP motors easy (I use them to drive a beetle with no issue). Control wise, I have a spring-centred Double pole, double throw switch attached to the rudder control. Basically, if you take the le...