Yeah Cheesecake! Man that was awesome! I look forward to competing with you again in the future! And thanks for fighting with me! That'll be in the next vid!

Bro having conversation with himself 💀💀💀

What are you talking about? They are 2 separate people that have even fought each other before.

@@user-xr6wm9rv2h They fought before

Thanks, you guys will see how deadly it is in the next video 👍 Currently working on V6.2 with some slight changes so might also make a vid on that after part 2.

Oh the power of the algorithm! Glad your here m8!

No joke my friend the struggles are real😂

Thank you! I'll keep it up!

Couldn't have done it without Repeat electronics!

Yeah legit started in FPV then started getting recommended these battlebot vids. Got hooked, started designing and the rest is history!

Yeah I mentioned to another builder on here how I was inspired by lynx, riptide and a lot of other bots!

Yeah, same struggle just documented🤣

Yeah didn't think it would be this popular at least from a one video and originally a no subscriber channel. I'm working on getting the second video out sometime in the next 1-3 days so stay tuned!

also have you seen nhrl

That's sick! Yeah I noticed a lot of bots are starting to go for the eggbeater type weapons. THIER EFFECTIVE! And its super fun and painful to make but that's awesome your building one too! And yeah I love NHRL, I actually studied a lot of the bots and fights they have on their channel and streaming. One of the best ways to learn how to make one of these things is to simply watch lol

@@TeamVector441 my design is actually more similar to your chassis with two wheels and a single symmetrical 2 sided blade and the option for a double asymmetrical one. All 3D printed for now

Thats so cool m8! That sounds like a deadly weapon, the hardest part is simply finding the weight to put on the deadly weapon 😂

@@TeamVector441 Oh definitely bite is going to be a challenge lol. It is 92 mm long and on a 1100 kv motor but still difficult

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SOON!! 🤣

Thanks!

Thank you, I have tried my best to create something competitive. Its already outdated but the next version should be better than before👍

Yeah I took inspiration from the speed of lynx for the drivetrain. And riptide as well but also quite a lot of bots too!

Yeah. When I saw that they got inspiration from riptide, which got its inspiration from lynx, I thought "damn, it's come full circle!" Glad to see something good coming from the whole riptide debacle. Great work on the v6.0 version! Looks great!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Their were so many more I had to cut out for the video, I legit have about 100-210 different iterations on my cad profile changing small things here and their. And yes the sparks it makes ARE AWESOME!!

@@TeamVector441 I meant "iterations" more as in fully assembled bots, of course you're going to have billions of iterations in your CAD.

Oh ok! I still had about 30 fully built integrations, all the ones you see in the video were the ones I actually documented, but I have so many 3d printed out of date chasses just sitting around lol

@@TeamVector441 great test objects for your weapon

Thats awesome! And thanks!

Thank you so much!

That's what most bot builders face every day. So true m8!

Thanks! I noticed this design style is very popular, I'm trying to put my own unique spin on it though!

Vector actually competed in the robogames antweight comp! Since my bot wasn't ranked I wasn't able to compete in RCL. But hopefully next year!

In the works my friend. In the works 👍

@@TeamVector441 Nice

ask and u shall receive.

@@TeamVector441 yeaaaasssss 🫡🫡🫡

Thanks! I try to make it entertaining for everyone to watch :)

Oh that's cool! I didn't know that was yours, Ill make sure to add @JustCuzRobotics to the description. By the way your content is fantastic, I went to it at least 100 times trying to do certain things with my bot! Your awesome man!

@@TeamVector441 No worries, I appreicate the tag though! Your video was also very entertaining, I wish I had the patience to spend that long editing my longer vids. You must have put in a lot of hours!

So...So many hours... I just like making these vids so I don't mind lol But your welcome!

Aldrich Manufacturing Company in Santa Clara, CA. Made all the parts I used that were metal or carbon fiber and its some of the best work I've ever seen.👍

I originally did want to get it to a yellow or orange hue, didn't have time too, for the event. I might try it though!

@@TeamVector441 ooooo 🍊

Yeah, firstly KZfaq is a great resource to learn almost everything combat robot related. Just Cause Robotics has a lot of great vids on how to make a bot and a main weapon! Ill be making a vid in the future on how to make one of these as well so stay tuned!

Congratulations on starting your first bot! It's not easy to build your first bot so I'm making a video that covers a good majority of this, but as I'm getting ready for a tournament on the 19th it's on the backburner. The brushless motors are Repeat Robotics "Mini" 16mm Brushless Planetary Motor Mk3s, with 28.5:1 gearing, and can take up to 4s lipo batterys so they have a lot of power! But keep in mind you need to have 2 brushless reversible ESCs if you're planning on using them for driving. Or a dual brushless ES setup, the only one of those I found is from Repeat Robotics. That also involves channel mixing as well so keep that in mind! When it comes to finding out what the floors will be, if it isn't really stated on the post then try emailing the organizer! Usually, they respond pretty quickly and will be able to tell you! For the radio setup, I use a modified Radiolink RC4GS V3 5 Channel, so Vector drives almost exactly like an RC car, so that radio might help you since you're coming from that! And for the mixing part @TeamPanicRobotics put out a video on how to mix channels easily on the most common transmitter the Flysky Fs-i6, and no joke I applied almost the same settings to my transmitter and it works perfectly. And thank you so much, I actually love making these videos, the editing is hard but I like it lol. If you have any more questions just let me know, it helps me out cause I can integrate them into future videos for everyone!

Interesting! I would say that you have to make sure that your connectors are set up correctly, if your running a larger than 4s Battery than the capacitor is needed to run the esc. Whenever I use it I only run 4s with no capacitor and ensuring that your + and - are NOT CROSSED! I have burned up drone ESCs like that and it is not fun, also be sure to check that their is no solder debris accidently connecting something on the board. I once had a drone board which I thought was fine until I plugged it in, and it burned up instantly. Took a closer look and found that a tiny piece of solder was connecting one of the capacitors to something that WAS NOT A CAPACITOR! Its also possible if any of the settings have been touched that something went wrong their. I haven't touched the settings and its working great so far. At least I don't know how to change the settings that is lol Let me know if this helps!

@@TeamVector441 Thank you so much. I will try that. I also didn’t soder the motors to the esc yet so that may be why. Finnaly, I am in your position at the begining of the video, and I am wondering how you connect the battery to the switch.

Yeah no problem lol, The battery switch is a fingertech mini power switch. It is just a screw that connects two wires together when you screw it in. I have it set up on my positive cable, literally I took the positive cable (not the one on the actual battery the one on the positive terminal of the esc) cut it in half, tined it and connected each end to each side of the switch. And it acts as the kill/power switch for the whole thing.👍

That's called a 1lb Ver Fingertech Beater bar, it can be found on Fingertech's website or a different robot combat parts website. Here's a link to both: www.fingertechrobotics.com/proddetail.php?prod=ft-1lb-beater-bar-assy palmbeachbots.com/products/fingertech-1lb-beater-bar-assembly

Yeah it was difficult to do but I was able to figure it out! And 100g is still crazy!

That's a great Idea! But unfortunately very illegal in combat robotics, entanglement devices, liquid, emp or anything other than sheer blunt force is simply not allowed unfortunately. I believe they made entanglement illegal specifically in the 90s during the comedy central era of battlebots. But I could be wrong on that. The only way entanglement is allowed is when something that was never designed to be an entanglement device entangles your weapon. Like say you rip off an opponents wheel and it gets stuck in your main weapon, that's allowed but it cant be intentional. Alex Alchemy driver of cheesecake has a great video on it when it actually happens to him in a fight vs Temper. Feel free to check that out! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p52ba9KSx9uWh4k.html

For the main weapon I use this: www.racedayquads.com/products/t-motor-f2004-3000kv-micro-motor-1-5mm-shaft?keyword=3000kv A word of caution though, after about 1-2.5 seconds even at half speed this thing will start to ignite the atmosphere because of how hot it gets. You must have proper thermal management when using it and make sure that you have some type of heatsink or air going over it to keep it cool cause it can burn out QUICK if it doesn't.

@@TeamVector441 thanks so much!

Yeah the ablative armor is Tpu, forgot to mention that lol

Your completely right. Building a bot under a certain weight limit is easy, but making what you want to build is the hard part!