Building "Hard-Ox" the HW Robot.

[jay]

Customizing hubs, with a decent lathe no prob.

But as I wrote earlier, and especialy with the length in mind and a painfull horizontal disk in front, a wider wheelbase isn't a bad idea.

Im still not 100% sure on the weapons, im toying with a couple of ideas

[jay]

It appears my guesstimation on the weight was out... Slightly haha..
Anyone fancy a guess?!

[maddox10]

If you used 3.2mm Hardox 450, and my guestimate of the size is correct, it's 35 kg for the shell alone, at least.

With the box section you did show as internal bracing, it's 45 kg , without anything in there.

[OllieN56]

This looks amazing!!!! Great work!

[jay]

If you used 3.2mm Hardox 450, and my guestimate of the size is correct, it's 35 kg for the shell alone, at least.

With the box section you did show as internal bracing, it's 45 kg , without anything in there.

Your'e a wise man!

It came to a total of 39.3kg!

[jay]

So i got this through today from active-robots, no instructions, no cd? or extras cable as all offerd by RoboteQ official site..
Im still not 100% on speed controllers, so do i need the cd and extra cables for the 2 Bosch motors?

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[maddox10]

Just a guestimate on size. You're building large.

On esc. I think you can download everything from the Roboteq site.

[adz600]

download manual
they are quite easy to use if you need any help I might be able to talk you thought it or pop by if needed

pm if you need any extra help

[jay]

No worries, as for cables for the Bosch motors?

[supernova]

I got mine today too. The motor cables are there already, you need the cable to connect the controller to the RC. You need to buy that separately from active robots.