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13-07-2005, 06:13
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Re: Smaller Cheaper Robots
Smaller robots can be really fun. Here's a 1lb combat bot I'm making for the RoboNexus expo in October.
 It uses 60:1 copal gearmotors ran at 14.8v off of two LiPoly packs in series, and a micro reciever from The Robot Marketplace The speed control is an Ant-100 from Barello.net The chassis is a milled block of UHMW The tires are from a local Slotcar Track Beyond that, all you need is a transmitter(75mhz, normally) and it's ready to go. Note: this was milled on a mill from harborfrieght, and all the dimensions were figured out on the spot, so it is a bit sloppy, but perfectly fine for it's purpose 
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