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started on the sides of psycho ram yesterday, what a disaster! didnt fit very fustrating but today a much better day top and sides attached to base and each other and ive thought of a new side design.
bad thing though was i was building in the rain, ducking and diving from my shed to house :sad:
hopefully should have more pics tomorrow and it should be ready for space centre....i hope
(Message edited by psycho fling on June 18, 2007)
well all the armour done, dont know how long itll last though!
pics on the website, just wondered people opinions about the design how it looks etc, and also where i should put the metal ram bit high up or low down? both pics on there
http://www.psychoflingteam.co.ukwww.psychoflingteam.co.uk
robot improvements
alex
If you put it low down, the metal ram bit will combine quite effectively with the vertical front part of Psycho Ram. For example, the metal wedge will lift the other robots off the ground and the vertical front bit will stop them from going straight over the top of you - that way youll be free to push them around :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6tCKTPsVQohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6tCKTPsVQo
Just made a video of my featherweight hoovas first experience. Hoova was origanly built for my gf but I ended up taking it to guildford to be trashed. However no matter how many times it flew, its rubbish plastic armour would not break. I was expecting to be rebuilding it out of polycarb right about now but its still good enough to take to more events.
Long live hoova!
that was an amazing robot haha so hard to drive
like the video :)
ps doing a major upgrade in beauty (AGAIN)
Im very suprised Hoova survived in 1 peice !
My brother wanted his robot added so here it is.
Splash!
Weight 6kgs
Drive- 2x 9.6v drills running 100mm wheels
Battries- 12v Ni-Mh pack
Speed Controller- 2x RC smart 50Amp
Armour- 18mm MDF and 6mm plastic
It is made from parts from old machines and was built in a day but no matter how hard I try I just cant break it.
pic on profile
Splash did very well at its last event. Was cool to see it!
Mr Stu
18mm mdf, thats pretty tough material to get through.
but it leaves quit a mess when a spinner hits it.