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    2007 Fighting Robots European Championships
    Hosted by ROBO CHALLENGE LTD.
    Sponsored by PRIORY CASTOR & ENGINEERING

    Robo Challenge are pleased to announce the 2007 European Championships for both Featherweight and Raptor class. On the 21st/22nd July the largest ever featherweight event will be taking place, and with up to 40 featherweights and 15 raptors, this will not be an event to miss out on!

    The full combat competition is being held in the Robo Challenge Grade 2 arena, meaning all robots conforming to the FRA build regulations will be allowed.

    Over the 2 days of combat, there will be 6 shows, consisting mainly of competition fights with 2 white boards in each session. Each robot entered into the main competition will have a minimum of 3 fights each to get a fair chance of progressing to the next round. Further details on the exact competition format will be published at a later date. Each competition fight will be judged by three independent judges to try and obtain the fairest decisions.

    The first 12 non-UK entries will be given £75 to help with travel expenses. This will be given out per FRA membership. I.e. if 6 robots are fighting under 1 FRA membership only £75 will be given.

    An entry fee of £5 per FRA membership is required to secure your place. This will enter 1 robot per team. Each extra robot entered under the same FRA membership will be a further £2. This Entry fund will go directly to the prize money and secure your entry into the championship. To up the stakes there will be a large prize fund - a minimum of £500!!!

    The competition will be held in the Birmingham area with sign-ups and details on the venue to be published shortly.

    Good Luck

    Robo Challenge Crew

  • #2
    21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

    Fantastic, sounds ideal for hornet 2

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    • #3
      21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

      Count me up for it. Should be a gdun

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      • #4
        21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

        strike that, re-read the post and it answered my question

        (Message edited by jamesb on March 17, 2007)

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        • #5
          21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

          Is that Raptor class - GRA style?

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          • #6
            21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

            Where are the build rules for a Raptor ?

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            • #7
              21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

              http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/discus/messages/13/2068.html?1166387227http://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/disc...tml?1166387227

              Have a quick read Simon.

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              • #8
                21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                6kg bots, but are they 12 or 24 volts, and are there restrictions on the motors, materials etc ?
                Its unclear on the thread.

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                • #9
                  21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                  GRA rules: http://forum.roboteers.org/filebase_entry.php?entryid=6&sid=bde1c69a8dcd05e99 2fce368d1b70d3ahttp://forum.roboteers.org/filebase_...9a8dcd05e992fc e368d1b70d3a

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                  • #10
                    21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                    Cheers Marien. Are these the rules for this event or are they FRA feathers but smaller ?

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                    • #11
                      21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                      Marien, the motor descriptions are all Dutch to me (poor joke) are cordless drill motors ok ?

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                      • #12
                        21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                        Simon ...You could have found the link on the thread reference I gave.

                        Posted on Friday, November 24, 2006 - 8:46 am:
                        By dirk kasten

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                        • #13
                          21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                          Si,
                          Max robot weight is 6kg,
                          Max robot volume is 1m cubed

                          motor restrictions are bacially drill/ hobby motor no greater than 64 length by 42 diameter (mm)

                          Weapon/Drive motors and batteries cant exceed 12V
                          All onboard electronics cant exceed 24V

                          Other than that, FRA standard.

                          (Message edited by Psychostorm on March 17, 2007)

                          (Message edited by Psychostorm on March 17, 2007)

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                          • #14
                            21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                            The GRA forum site was hacked so now a provisional site is put up in its place.

                            The GRA raptor rules can also be found on:

                            http://www.computerclub.nl/forms/raptor_rules_englisch_v2.0_pdf.pdfhttp://www.computerclub.nl/forms/rap...h_v2.0_pdf.pdf

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                            • #15
                              21st & 22nd July 2007 - Fighting Robots European Champio

                              Hi guys

                              We have recived lots of interest so far thank you. Just to confirm that we will be useing the current Raptor rules. If there are any changes to these we will let you know straight away. One change is to rule 5.1.1 We will be allowing the 2.4ghz radios aswell.

                              The website is currently being worked on to accommodate for the event sign ups and tickets. We shall let you know as soon as its ready.

                              Il keep you posted!

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