Antweight robot

[Vaultatron]

Hi I'm looking to spend around £50 on a basic antweight robot w/ radio transmitter, receiver, servos, weapons(optional), and battery with charger included.
If you have a robot or a kit or a list of sites where I can get components that would be great thanks
I have changed my price to £60 if the robot has a weapon

[Revsmin]

Hi there, and welcome to the forum!
Well, straight to buisness:
I suggest building an antweight for your first robot rather than buying one, for these reasons:
1. You learn more by building one
2. The satisfaction of knowing that 'I built that' is great!

If you have a robot or a kit or a list of sites where I can get components that would be great thanks ... I have changed my price to £60 if the robot has a weapon

Building an antweight yourself can cost quite a bit, as I've found, my latest one has cost over £150, but thats with full Metal Gearmotor drive and hefty servo flipper, so I doubt a first robot will cost over £100. If you're new, heres a basic guide:
http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/foru...p?f=108&t=4876
But if you really don't want to build one, try one of the Battle Antz from Roaming Robots. My first robot was one, and although they have a weight advantage of 100g, they're allowed in the RR Ant Arena (NOT at Antweight World Series), but they do have quite weak armour in my experience.

[robotwars]

Hiya,

The latest spec of Battle Antz are slightly different as they are now 3d printed instead of laser cut acrylic, do they are much stronger.

John
Www.roamingrobots.co.uk

[razerdave]

To give you an idea, I built a robot for someone recently and it cost £100 exactly, and it had gearmotor drive, a powerful weapon servo and the price includes the transmitter and charger, and its fully Antweight World Series legal.