andrew
Joined: 16 Jun 2004
Posts: 3110
Location: Castle Hill, Sydney. N.S.W
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Yeah but thats alot of work, dangerous and not worth it in the long run.
SOme people in america do that with rc tanks though but were not into that.
I would agree that a off road robot arena or all terrain arena woul be great. Or even using rc bike tracks or dirt rc cartrakcs for races and events.
I have a bike track close by that would make a kick ass obstacle course as its off road, all dirt and has many crazy turns and jumps all in a arena sort of atmosphere to with stands high up to controll form and also a semi descsnt off road rc track in the same park.
After i get my year 12 project done ill take off all fancy chromed bits and crap (its for the marks really) and use the basic drive train and robot down there and thrash it like crazy. Will be fun to see 40-70kg of machine going up to 20km/h flying over the jumps and sending dirt flying. _________________ Andrew Welch, Team Unconventional Robotics
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