the best video, I waited for it and thank you for so much detail for those of us who are just starting, I hope you reach 1000 before the end of the year, greetings
@@DrumBotics wow such a quick reply! you're great man! I'm planning on building something similar to your Hotline, would it be possible to exchange a few messages with you for some advice?
@@DrumBotics We are another team, we will bring 4 of our 1.5kg robots and 4 500g robots. We are very excited to participate, I hope to fight hotline!!!
@@thombaz I don't know any in Hungary, Romania is close. Robochallange takes place in bucharest once a year. Best and biggest antweight and beatleweight competition in Europe, would recommend.
I don’t even know where to start .. is there a kit for antweight plastic .. like where do I learn “ how “ too get a basic one up and going.. can I take a hex bug to competition lol
@@Daniyoyo By saying plastic antweight you mean 454 grams or 150 grams? I mean my kit is mostly out of plastic, but the weapon has some steel teeth. If you find any 150 gram competition I would recomend getting mine, because everything is said on what you need and what to do. I do not know if there are 150 gram plastic ants, or in the 454. You sure there aren't any not plastic competitions near you? They should be held together at once. You can take anything that fits into the weight limit😉 even hex bugs. It should work and be movable by your controler. Just check the rules if a particular switch is needed or something else. Hope that helps.
@@DrumBoticsit is 1lb(450g) plastic antweight here in the US. They don’t have it as small as 150g at least where I’m located .. do you have 1lbs kit or do you know how to go about getting started in making one
@Daniyoyo I don't make 1 pounders Yet. You can join the antweight facebook group and there should be peaple who sell some 1 pound kits. I know there are some, although not sure if they are meant for plastic ants.
@@Daniyoyo Check out Palm Beach Bots for plastic ant (PLANTS). They sell kits that are fairly competitive. You can also look at SCAR or Team Malice for parts, CAD files, and general info. Take a look at Robot Combat Events to find contests near you.
Did you use a metal hub inside the nylon double 24T pulley, or is it just secured by those set screws? Also, I'm guessing it cost about $600 US if the drive motors were that expensive.
@@TeamVector441 Maybe in the future... There is a big as I said not only antweight, but in this competition there will be antweight fights with already 35 competitors in Romania it's called "RoboChallange" I will be there. Wanna come? Maybe next year.
Nice overview video! But all the woosh sound effects are very annoying and actually made it harder to focus on what you said, perhaps do without them in the future, thank you!
Well, I agree that in this particular video my editing was little too much with all the sound effects and transitions. In my new silicone wheels video I reduced those things. Maybe you could tell me if my newer video editing was less anoying?
This is an excellent video! I love the engineering detail you were able to cram into a sub-10-minute video! Also, that thing is an antweight?! Scary!
@@alexsalchemy Thanks. Yep, an antweight (454gram)
the best video, I waited for it and thank you for so much detail for those of us who are just starting, I hope you reach 1000 before the end of the year, greetings
Thank you very much!
This bot looks beautiful! I cant wait to see it in action
@@Josstrigaming Yep, in October 12th Hotline will be tested against other robots.
What brand of polypropylene did you use? Such an awesome design!
@@CombatBro-Botics Hi, Thank you, fiberlogy
Wow, I can't believe you made that!
@@AdamWorks_3d Yeah, but believe me it took me a long time and of course a lot of money
Amazing video! how much does that weapon weigh? and big is it? I can't really grasp it from the video. keep up the great work!
@@Pir4tA50 Thank you! The weapon diameter is 80mm (the furthest tooth, because it is unsymetrical) And it weights around 90-100 grams.
@@DrumBotics wow such a quick reply! you're great man!
I'm planning on building something similar to your Hotline, would it be possible to exchange a few messages with you for some advice?
@Pir4tA50 Of course, Search in facebook "DrumBotics" and message me on messenger.
What's the Lithuanian event? Link plz
Not sure how YT will react with links so just enter "International Klaipeda Robot Battles 2024“ into google
Hi, Here:
www.ku.lt/en/events/international-klaipeda-robot-battles-2024-en
Plan on competing here?
great video!!! I hope to meet you in Romania, greetings from Mexico!!!
@@QWERTY_56_WASD You will be there? I saw that a whole team of antweight's from mexico will compete.
@@DrumBotics We are another team, we will bring 4 of our 1.5kg robots and 4 500g robots. We are very excited to participate, I hope to fight hotline!!!
@@QWERTY_56_WASD Haha! Can't wait.
1lb lynx 🔥
Yeah, it was my inspiration when designing my robot.
Do you know any competition in Hungary? I was looking for one, but could not find.
@@thombaz I don't know any in Hungary, Romania is close. Robochallange takes place in bucharest once a year. Best and biggest antweight and beatleweight competition in Europe, would recommend.
Before You use the new brushless drive what tipe of N20 motores are
(RPM, etc.)
@@Leo_99-j I used custom high power 1000rpm's n20 with 3amps of power. They are great for 150 gram antweights, but for 1 pounders too weak.
@@DrumBotics thak you
I don’t even know where to start .. is there a kit for antweight plastic .. like where do I learn “ how “ too get a basic one up and going.. can I take a hex bug to competition lol
@@Daniyoyo By saying plastic antweight you mean 454 grams or 150 grams? I mean my kit is mostly out of plastic, but the weapon has some steel teeth. If you find any 150 gram competition I would recomend getting mine, because everything is said on what you need and what to do. I do not know if there are 150 gram plastic ants, or in the 454. You sure there aren't any not plastic competitions near you? They should be held together at once. You can take anything that fits into the weight limit😉 even hex bugs. It should work and be movable by your controler. Just check the rules if a particular switch is needed or something else.
Hope that helps.
@@DrumBoticsit is 1lb(450g) plastic antweight here in the US. They don’t have it as small as 150g at least where I’m located .. do you have 1lbs kit or do you know how to go about getting started in making one
@Daniyoyo I don't make 1 pounders Yet. You can join the antweight facebook group and there should be peaple who sell some 1 pound kits. I know there are some, although not sure if they are meant for plastic ants.
@@Daniyoyo Check out Palm Beach Bots for plastic ant (PLANTS). They sell kits that are fairly competitive. You can also look at SCAR or Team Malice for parts, CAD files, and general info. Take a look at Robot Combat Events to find contests near you.
With shipping, I'm guessing about 825.
Did you use a metal hub inside the nylon double 24T pulley, or is it just secured by those set screws? Also, I'm guessing it cost about $600 US if the drive motors were that expensive.
@@sebsjunkyard No there were no metal hubs. Just two set screws to tighten to the D shaft.
btw close guess but not quite there.
Vector and Hotline must fight lol
@@TeamVector441 Maybe in the future... There is a big as I said not only antweight, but in this competition there will be antweight fights with already 35 competitors in Romania it's called "RoboChallange"
I will be there. Wanna come? Maybe next year.
@@DrumBotics Yeah maybe next year! Id love to travel to see what the robot combat scene is over in Europe is like so maybe Ill compete :)
@@TeamVector441 Great! There are a ton of competitions in Poland and Lithuania, but the Biggest is of course this one in Romania once a year.
Nice bot and price I would guess 375 dollars
£20 an a bag of crisps ?
I’d like to see Hotline fight Cheescake (Alex’s Alchemy)
Actually, me too! But he is in america and im in Lithuania. Mabye he could come to europe competitions.
I was about to comment that lol
I'd say 650€ or 675$
$926.70
I guess you're about $600 us in
Nice overview video!
But all the woosh sound effects are very annoying and actually made it harder to focus on what you said, perhaps do without them in the future, thank you!
Ok. Never thought about that. I could make them quieter next time.
I agree. Funny for a few times but distracting for the rest. A classic "Less is more" case 😊
@@colanitower Ok i will keep that in mind. Great to hear other opinions!
@@DrumBotics Thanks, and I wish Hotline all the best. Looks great and well designed!
$575
633
$$700?
370 eur
i think its 200$-300$
why your bot is way bigger than mine haha mine is 3lbs bot with 5 inches in length and 8 inches wide
@@dmugas4989 I mean it is pretty average in size for a one pounder. 15cm by 15cm.
@@DrumBotics its still in a cad so its really hard to imagine haha.
1500usd
500-600$
dont like the editing
Well, I agree that in this particular video my editing was little too much with all the sound effects and transitions. In my new silicone wheels video I reduced those things. Maybe you could tell me if my newer video editing was less anoying?