It's a good tactic! Leaves them completely unable to do anything, at which point you have total control of the battle which is thebest situation you could be in! People will take advantage of that too though, always best being careful...
Leave the 7AH battery in there, and you'll probably not need to charge it till next year haha! Is it an SLA you're using?
4WD that way sounds good! I'd think about the upgrades you plan on, and work from there - 4WD with 4 motors is easily doable if you'd rather have that little bit more power, with a LiPo you'll never need to worry about not having the amp discharge for it either - the only thing you might have to do is review your speed controller's amp rating, make sure it'll handle it OK! If not, belt drive is still as good, just you might have that little bit less pushing power comparatively. Not too sure though, the theory would probably suggest so but I haven't a clue in practice - never used drills in battle!
Definitely a handy thing to have though with a design like that, the last thing you want is having to wait for the forks to go up all the way so you can drive about! Then you can look cool and keep your mobility
I'll be very disappointed if you don't put the Razer-style self-righters on there too as well, now that you've mentioned it. (I'm kidding but that's a good idea still)
Also, tyres, you'll definitely want something with plenty of grip, most people just use bike tread - mine are HDPE wheels with bike tread on them, but there are alternatives that do get expensive but can be better grip-wise. What I'd honestly suggest though if you go with 4WD, is that you have grippier compound on your front wheels, and less on the back so that you've got more grip over the front two - I believe both Razer and Hypno-Disc did this (and 360 too, I think), basically means that your machine will pivot around the front and therefore weapon, and could be quite handy - even more so if you end up using a pistol-grip-with-wheel-thing-for-steering style controller (I'm sure that has a proper name). It doesn't suit everyone, but it's an idea!
Leave the 7AH battery in there, and you'll probably not need to charge it till next year haha! Is it an SLA you're using?
4WD that way sounds good! I'd think about the upgrades you plan on, and work from there - 4WD with 4 motors is easily doable if you'd rather have that little bit more power, with a LiPo you'll never need to worry about not having the amp discharge for it either - the only thing you might have to do is review your speed controller's amp rating, make sure it'll handle it OK! If not, belt drive is still as good, just you might have that little bit less pushing power comparatively. Not too sure though, the theory would probably suggest so but I haven't a clue in practice - never used drills in battle!
Definitely a handy thing to have though with a design like that, the last thing you want is having to wait for the forks to go up all the way so you can drive about! Then you can look cool and keep your mobility

Also, tyres, you'll definitely want something with plenty of grip, most people just use bike tread - mine are HDPE wheels with bike tread on them, but there are alternatives that do get expensive but can be better grip-wise. What I'd honestly suggest though if you go with 4WD, is that you have grippier compound on your front wheels, and less on the back so that you've got more grip over the front two - I believe both Razer and Hypno-Disc did this (and 360 too, I think), basically means that your machine will pivot around the front and therefore weapon, and could be quite handy - even more so if you end up using a pistol-grip-with-wheel-thing-for-steering style controller (I'm sure that has a proper name). It doesn't suit everyone, but it's an idea!
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