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  • #16
    Wiever ytoow

    Typhoon spinning whilst inverted should create enough imbalence to right itself. To help, a kind of umbrella of poles that stops the bot from being completely on its side. See Megabite or Rambite, US robots, for a demonstration.

    I know the removable link is located in the flag, but this could be worked into a possible revised design...

    http://www.roboticdeathcompany.comwww.roboticdeathcompany.com

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    • #17
      Wiever ytoow

      pah who needs a srimech in a semi final where most of your opponents are flippers

      david were working on the feather

      mike weve got a few ideas for a scrimech but theyre currently under development and im affraid that i cant say anything

      thanks to everyone for your comments

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      • #18
        Wiever ytoow

        Just a thought. Had Bigger Brother got through, would Typhoon have demolished it? We saw BB take a helluva beating from Hypnodisc and come away the winners thanks to the pit, what is Typhoons power compared to Hypnodisc?

        Cant say anything...military secret?

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        • #19
          Wiever ytoow

          From what Ive been reading up, Typhoon is way way wayyyy more powerful than Hypnodisc.

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          • #20
            Wiever ytoow

            Well, because Typhoon is a full body spinner, Id say that Bigger Brother wouldnt have been able to pit it.

            Naughty Shunt

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            • #21
              Wiever ytoow

              I think BB would of easily beat typhoon (sorry gary). BB has a 10mm thick Ti back plate, he could just keep driving backwards into him. This is all theory of course, nobody knows what might of happened.

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              • #22
                Wiever ytoow

                More military inteligence then

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                • #23
                  Wiever ytoow

                  The way Typhoon was throwing robots around driving the back into him wouldnt be that good a move.

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                  • #24
                    Wiever ytoow

                    I certainly spun Iron Awe around several times when they hit. Thats going to cause some internal damage eventually regardless of your armour.

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                    • #25
                      Wiever ytoow

                      Also, after Iron-Awe came in in the first melee, the announcer said, Iron-Awe, and, after a brief pause, 2.1, as if they said Iron-Awe, then somebody pointed out Its called Iron-Awe 2.1, not Iron-Awe!.

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                      • #26
                        Wiever ytoow

                        Not watched rw for 6 weeks now but it sounds like its getting good so ill start watching again me thinks.

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                        • #27
                          Wiever ytoow

                          I dont think BB could have beat typhoon. The problem is that after a hit from typhoon, both robots are thrown into opposite directions. You would have to be very lucky to get into a position to flip typhoon before it got up to speed again. (I tried and failed, and so did iron-awe).

                          I did think that the dropzone was a bit excessive though. I dont mind having my robot smashed to pieces by a competitor in a fair fight. But the dropzone actually did more damage to the internals of my robot (3 hawkers) than typhoon (broken magnets in 1 bosch).

                          Niels
                          Hammerhead

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                          • #28
                            Wiever ytoow

                            So did the dropzone in the battle where Panic Attack 24k got smashed through the arenafloor by Terrorhurtz in S6. If you ask me theres nothing that exciting about the dropzone actually...

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                            • #29
                              Wiever ytoow

                              BB has a 10mm thick Ti back plate

                              alan it may be 10mm thick however it is held in place with bolts, several yes, however these are the weakest point of any armour and against an opponent with such tough armour, our tactics wouldnt be to destroy the armour, but rather rip off the plate. But as u said, who knows? The only way to find out would be to battle.

                              well we did a few quick calculations and we recon that we can deliever 40kj of energy at full pelt, however this doesnt take into acount weight distribution etc and i personnally believe the figure to be higher (hypno was at 12kj i think?)

                              I agree that the dropzone is excessive, always. O and thanks Niels for the piece of polycarb (sorry about the mess we made)

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                              • #30
                                Wiever ytoow

                                Hmm...I think how much damage the drop zone does depends on what they drop. Railway tracks???

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