I love how you explain concepts like the forks angle being designed to place the opponent at the perfect angle for the spinner to hit. This is a concept that seems so obvious after you explain it, but I had never really considered it until your video. You need more views/subs... algorithm algorithm?
I was wondering whether or not you had a horizontal config. Good to see that you do. That shot of the mixture in the vacuum chamber was crazy cool! I'm so excited to see it fight!
I absolutely love Derive, so fun to watch :D I am building something similar in the beetleweight class, and was curious to know what channels you use on your transmitter to control the weapons independently?
The drivetrain is the usual arcade mixing. Lifter is the left hand up/down stick (throttle), while the spinner was controlled with a potentiometer and on/off switch
I'm in Sydney, any idea of tournaments or groups that are active? The links to groups I've found are either old or dead. I mostly just want to see some of these little beasties in person.
What type of drivetrain is this? I can see it uses tank drive (or a form of it), but it seems way more maneuvarable and responsive than a normal one. Is this just because of the faster speed, or does the code automatically adjust its heading to be relative to where the joystick is pointing, with forward on the joystick always forward relative to the bots starting position, kind of like field centric?
@goblin no smarts just 4wd standard tank drive. The drivetrain is wider than long so it steers better than average. Motors are also very powerful with grippy tires
That sign on the lathe is 👌 xD
The one @ 6:54 ? But that means neither you or I can use it! 😂
Hahahaha
AvE
"NOT TO BE OPERATED BY F#CKWITS" Is probably the best danger sticker out there.
I need one of those stickers
@@colestephens9256 AVE on youtube is the guy that makes those stickers and other bumfuckery
You missed "Do not dumb here" at 2:58
funny how australians either fight miniscule 150g robots or massive 30lb feathers
I love how you explain concepts like the forks angle being designed to place the opponent at the perfect angle for the spinner to hit. This is a concept that seems so obvious after you explain it, but I had never really considered it until your video. You need more views/subs... algorithm algorithm?
The robot is looking is looking awesome James! Good luck for the event! Hope they stream the fights somewhere...
Unfortunately they don't stream as it's a paid spectator event, but I'm sure you can watch the footage later on
@@BrokenLinkRobotics good luck and looking forward to yout fight report!
I was wondering whether or not you had a horizontal config. Good to see that you do.
That shot of the mixture in the vacuum chamber was crazy cool!
I'm so excited to see it fight!
Should have named the larger Derive "Derivative"
thats one of the coolest bots ive seen. love your videos!!!
Great work on the championship win
LETS FREAKING GOOOOOOOOOOOO NEW UPLOAD!!!!
What a great channel man, cant wait to see bigger robots fight :D
Great video❤ loving these videos so entertaining and learning so much keep making them
I've only just found your channel this week. Your bots on a other level, I don't know how you managed to cram so much into your 150g bots!
Just had a thought if you guys have a non-destructive event/class. You could make a 150g Claw Viper
@chrishorne1795 basically did the claw viper thing, but with much larger jaws. It's called Sketch I think I showed a little footage at some point.
damn these robots are really good
Another great video James, keep 'em coming. Really sad that I'm not coming with you to Brisbane.
Damn, Derive is lookin' mean.
Can wait to see it fight
I absolutely love Derive, so fun to watch :D I am building something similar in the beetleweight class, and was curious to know what channels you use on your transmitter to control the weapons independently?
The drivetrain is the usual arcade mixing. Lifter is the left hand up/down stick (throttle), while the spinner was controlled with a potentiometer and on/off switch
@@BrokenLinkRobotics I've done it the other way round with mine, since the lifter is a servo, but I think swapping it round would work too :) thanks
Great work, but I don't really get all the different classes: ant weight, feather weight, 1 pound...
Aus Antweight 150g - US antweight 1lb - Beetleweight 1.36kg - Featherweight 13.6kg
could some one please tell me what software do these battle bot creators use to make prototypes of there battle bots
@SHADOWKNIGHT2444 I use the CAD software Fusion 360, one can get a hobby license for free. Onshape and Solid works are also good options
I'm in Sydney, any idea of tournaments or groups that are active? The links to groups I've found are either old or dead. I mostly just want to see some of these little beasties in person.
@dittilio Look up 'Sydney Robot Combat' on facebook, they are an active club
How much weight it😅
Is nosliding a tm reference?
isn't that a positive rake?
What type of drivetrain is this? I can see it uses tank drive (or a form of it), but it seems way more maneuvarable and responsive than a normal one. Is this just because of the faster speed, or does the code automatically adjust its heading to be relative to where the joystick is pointing, with forward on the joystick always forward relative to the bots starting position, kind of like field centric?
@goblin no smarts just 4wd standard tank drive. The drivetrain is wider than long so it steers better than average. Motors are also very powerful with grippy tires
@@BrokenLinkRobotics oh ok, thanks!
HELLO FROM BRAZIL 🎉 🇧🇷
Where can i get the STL file for the wheel mold??
The robot cad is on Grabcad. Can then just make a negative of the wheel tread.
@@BrokenLinkRobotics Thank you.
NOOOOOOOO ITS ALREADY OVER RAHHH
my exact thought
2 months :)😊
Noice
Damnn
@oliverwilliams296 oi finish your ant