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  • #31
    Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

    Originally posted by psycho_fling
    You need thicker poly carb which costs more and then costs more to transport takes long to put up as well.

    hope this clears it up

    It won't cost lots of money because u allready have to areas but a bit to fix it
    and to put up just get there earlier




    Theo

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    • #32
      Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

      I'm not expert on robotics, but I was a roadie for 3 years, and know how much something that looks fairly simple to put up can cost. The time of the amount of people you need for fairly simple setups is the expensive bit. Not just a case of getting there a bit earlier either really.

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      • #33
        Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

        Originally posted by Thunder arrow
        just get there earlier
        Eeeerm yeah!!! Just get there earlier, problem solved.................................(except for the additional cost to hire the hall, pay the staff etc etc.............................simples!! )

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        • #34
          Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

          ok an example for you using data from the plastic shop

          5mm poly carb around = £160

          same size as 5mm but now 9.5mm thick poly carb around = £360

          so scale that up to an arena size and you have a massive price difference

          so unless you want to foot the bill........?????

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          • #35
            Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

            To get back to the main point, featherweights seem to be the way i'm gonna go. Ants seem to be a bit tame, looks like feathers are where you can really be creative and actually do something, that is, other than weigh your robot overtime you add a piece of wire to it.

            Hope you all agree with this conclusion?

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            • #36
              Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

              Some will and some won't. You have to decide what you want to build.

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              • #37
                Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

                both weight classes have there pluses and minuses ,

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                • #38
                  Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

                  I meant every time not overtime btw, spell checker keeps changing every-time to overtime if i put is as one word, strange. You're right mate, pretty sure its gonna be feathers now, looks more fun.

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                  • #39
                    Re: Starter/Beginner Robot

                    Gary, I just found you on Facebook through one of my mates profiles, small world lol.

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