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    That wont always help - only if you were to jump in the air it would weigh it down a little. If it did flip the robot you would need some form of tail at the back to elongate the body. Thats what THZ, THOR and Basher have. Little hitter is much longer in itself so doesnt need one.

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      i boubt it will be as powefull as any pnuematic axe but ill have to see when i test it

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        someting like Grant suggested would help:

        http://www.insaneclown.nl/images/matt.jpghttp://www.insaneclown.nl/images/matt.jpg

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          Do not underestimate the power of an electric scooter motor. Besides its the momentum that does the trick.

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            that looks cool would the tail have to be metal or could it be nylon or polycarb

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              Pretty much any material that is stiff enough. Nylon, Polycarb, HDPE, as long as it doesnt bend to easy it will work.

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                do you think it will get that much power from a 250w scooter motor on 36v im not underestimating it i think it will do well but just asking about it

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                  Yes it can. Check out some of the Aussie axes, and I think Tony Booth also made one with a motor like that.

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                    yes tony did but on 24v and with a 200w motor so hopefully mine shoud be better but specs dont mean much when it comes to battle

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                      does any 1 have any vids of axes using the same motor on that voltage

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                        pic of motor on profile

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                          Ive asked it on the Aussie forum for you.

                          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsC5gON85Uwhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsC5gON85Uw

                          From the Australians forum http://www.robowars.orghttp://www.robowars.org . This is all on 24V, because they feel 36V is way too much to control these motors.

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                            thanks leo they look good

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                              Its a miserable day outside. You had planned to walk to the library but it now seems so unappealing, and then of course you remember the reason why you need to go to the library? To study for exams!! :sad:
                              Isnt life dull sometimes?


                              Link to video removed at request of K_c_r



                              (Message edited by scorpion on January 05, 200

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                                should of at least gone the whole hog and tried it out on your oven lol,

                                (Message edited by ady on January 04, 200

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