thats right ed!
they were actually the batteies that cought fire at your xfm event. we have been guarenteed that the speedos wont blow by our manufactuer. if you try they will just shut down instead of costing you a fortune!
Oh, fair enough James - thought it was the speedos
Ed
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James, your kits sound too good to be true.
ye we jammed extra batteries in the bots so they were a bit heavyer but one of the packs had snipped wires and so shorted out on the body work! thought it was a speedo at the time.
How would I remove the bodywork between fights? Also how would I attach the body to the chassis? Screws or welding or allans keys.
Weld what you dont need to remove and use lots of screws or bolts & nuts for the rest. I dont know what allans keys are. A cordless drill is advised for faster screwing and unscrewing.
You can weld nuts to the chassis so that you can simply screw the bolts into them. Theyre a bit tougher than the usual screws. Watch out for deformation by the heat though: sometimes you have to thread the nut anew before the bolt fits.
(Message edited by Babeth on September 02, 2005)
Hi Babeth ......... I believe that Kevin means Allen Screws or Socket head cap screws.
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(Message edited by woody on September 03, 2005)
Oh, I see, thank you Woody !
Ah well, its the same as normal screws then.
Another thing I just thought about: when we do use them, we often sink our screws. You drill a wider hole on top of the hole, at the size of the screw head. So that the screw heads dont stick out and get damaged.
hi kevin,
was that questition regarding my kits?
What was?
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