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Yeah sure.
Yeah sure.
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Ok Ed.
Should i have 6mm polycarb or HDPE?
What weighs more?Comment
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Personally I prefer the look of Polycarb on a robot compared to HDPE. I dont think there is much difference in weight.Comment
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Ok,I will go with polycarb then.
Have you got any pics of Asgard?Comment
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Not yet. Well thats not true I do just not going to release them just yet.Comment
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is it 3D yet? lol last time i looked it was just a base.. a nice base though lolComment
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Done the bulkhead profiles and some detail on them, thats about it will get some more done at the weekend probs.Comment
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Updated stats for Axeadent:
Battery:2 x 9.9v A123 lithiums
Motors :2 x speed 900s
Chassis:Polycarb
Armour :6mm polycarb with 3mm Ti in places
Speedos:Scorpian XXL
Weapon :LP Rack and pinion axe with 1.6kg hardox head
Maybe a few other changes to come but nothing to big.Comment
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How thick is your polycarb chassis ?Comment
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are you using my hardox for the head Dan?
How big will the axe head be?Comment
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The base of the chassis will be 10mm,but it only supports the bulkheads which are 10mm polycarb.
And yeah it probably will be your hardox i use,and im not sure how big it will be as of yet.
Dan.
(Message edited by dan_boulton on August 04, 200
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Question: 2x 9.9V in series or parallel?Comment
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Parallel Leo.Comment
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There is no reason to use both packs in 1 robot with that kind of drivetrain.Comment
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I would run them in series though, 9.9v is a little on the weak side for speed 900s if you want to push anything.Comment
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