Can someone check this machine out for me.

Name - A Sweet Summers Night On Hammer Hill.

WEIGHT: About 980 Newtons, okay 100 kg mass

SHAPE: It€™s a box, with curved sides to deflect spinners and to prevent resting, with a low wedge at the front

COLOUR: Green

DRIVE: 2 Lem€™s (14 volts) powering 4 Storm 2 style wheels. No idea about batteries

SPEED: Max velocity of about 11 metres per second, but it€™s rare for me to open the taps and allow the beast to full power.

GROUND CLEARANCE: Pretty much zero at the front, and 0mm around the sides with skirts fitted, a nice healthy 15mm without skirts. The skirts can be removed if the battle requires (like coming up against a nasty spinner)

ARMOUR: The Chassis is some box section steel as the base, with some triangular supports where needed, and with some protective foam where needed, the armour itself is some 3.6mm Hardox around the sides and top, where the base-plate is plain old steel. The body shell has quite a few bolts bolting it to the main chassis, where each of the bolts is protected from shearing off due to impacts.

WEAPONS: It€™s an axe, powered by a parvalux PM60M DC motor at 24 volts, which comes with a gearbox, allowing 2 speeds; the axe has interchangeable heads (A nasty spike, an executioner€™s blade or 6 small spikes in a circle to batter other machines). The beauty of having an electric motor is that if the other machine is stuck on the wedge, I can get fast repeated blows in without having to redraw the axe fully.

SRIMECH: At the rear of the machine is a linear actuator powered lifting arm used to self-right the machine.

NOTES: The drive system is designed to give the best feedback and control.

STRENGTHS: Good driver, nasty axe
WEAKNESSES: Can only attack from the front