Yeah I have a few ideas on building a robot for robot wars. But no
technical skill but would not mind giving it a lash. I could do some
defensive systems :-)
Apparently they are quite strict on what you can enter. eg No flame
throwers or hand grenades, limit horse power. No pertrol engines (i think)
etc etc. Oh and nothing that fires projectiles. I wonder does my Ronald
Regan Star Wars Memorial Laser count as a projectile.
>Ahh,
> RobotWars..I was wondering when someone on the list would get it into
>their head to build a bot.
>Funny thing about that show is that all the best designed ones end up losing
>because they are driven into the pit or catch on fire when the idiot driver
>leave's it on top of the flame grill a bit too long.
>>The American version is far more savage, people seem to use full size petrol
>driven chainsaws or roadcutters as weapons in their bot's.
>>Would an ILUG entry be running embedded Linux on a Crusoe though? *GRIN*
>>Mark.
>> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: John P. Looney [SMTP:jplooney-ilug at online.ie]
> > Sent: 29 March 2000 12:38
> > To: Irish LUG list
> > Subject: [ILUG] chat ?
> >
> > Anyone used http://research.invantix.com/chat/ ?
> >
> > Just wondering what it's like, stability/prettiness wise. Also, anyone
> > have any ideas where I could meet someone interested in doing a robotwars
> > entry for next season, that has kit to build something, just needs cash,
> > hands, ideas etc ?
> >
> > Kate
> >
> >
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