Robot Wars - PH team?
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OK - given I've been maxing out on Robot Wars since I got BBC3 - is anyone up for forming a team?
Up to Ted if he would let us form a "PH" team, but given the talent that is on here engineering wise surely we could come up with something better than "HypnoDisc II" which is demolising everything in its path?
Anyone up for it?
Up to Ted if he would let us form a "PH" team, but given the talent that is on here engineering wise surely we could come up with something better than "HypnoDisc II" which is demolising everything in its path?
Anyone up for it?
been there and almost done it! me and 3 pals from college did make a 'hammer action' droid (sp?) as a unoffical project,
I would be happy to help if there was a team wanting a member (am good at building things) but i don't have long thining hair or goofy teeth*
Umar B
*have you seen some of the people on there?

I would be happy to help if there was a team wanting a member (am good at building things) but i don't have long thining hair or goofy teeth*
Umar B
*have you seen some of the people on there?


joust said:Bodo - you up for using that lathe of yours to do the machining????
J
Yum! First we should find an agreement on the general design of the robot.
IMHO a construction made of cast iron would be the best base for that project. And it'll add some bulldog spirit
Of course, we should do some collision simulation on Pro/Mechanica before.
My youngest son has participated in the 1st Dutch Robot Wars with team MadMen, which was recorded simultaneously with the 5th UK Robot Wars aswell as with the 2nd Dutch Robot Wars as member of Team TieRIP, which was recorded simultaneously with the 6th UK Robot Wars. His Team, TieRIP is now preparing their Bot for the next Series so if you need any help in
the competition just cry wolf.
the competition just cry wolf. OK - can certainly help with the contribution of materials - eg 4.5mm 600 tensile steel sheet, could help with laser cutting at a stretch but I think others have got more immediate access to the kit (v. good for armour) down to brushed finish 0.4 stainless (as in what you have in your kitchen) and pretty much anything inbetween.
Also start of my career was as a gunmaker and specialised in high pressure pnuematic "delivery systems" (don't ask) so sure I could come up with something suitably evil there.
I do know that the production company is quite cautious when it comes to some of the proposed weapons of mass destruction though. I think they have nightmares about circular saw blades skimming into the expectant crowd..........
Also start of my career was as a gunmaker and specialised in high pressure pnuematic "delivery systems" (don't ask) so sure I could come up with something suitably evil there.
I do know that the production company is quite cautious when it comes to some of the proposed weapons of mass destruction though. I think they have nightmares about circular saw blades skimming into the expectant crowd..........

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Bodo - you up for using that lathe of yours to do the machining???? 


