Most High-Tech/Advanced robot built?

[R1885]

How is Typhoon 2 advanced? It's a shell spinner, its no more advanced than any other shell spinner.

[GoldenFox93]

I believe he's referring to the robot's internal "Wobulator" device, which allowed it to keep its balance properly when spinning at maximum speed. Apparently, it's a closely-guarded secret amongst the division of the RAF that built the robot.

[R1885]

The "Wobulator" sounds like basic physics of the shell keeping it stable. All shell spinners and cage spinners exert this force.

[GoldenFox93]

The "Wobulator" sounds like basic physics of the shell keeping it stable. All shell spinners and cage spinners exert this force.

Perhaps- to tell you the truth, that's all I know of the internals, other than that it's four-wheel drive, and that the spinner is driven by a petrol motor. Thus, I'm not so certain about it being as "Technologically-advanced" as some make it out to be.

[Vertigo]

I believe he's referring to the robot's internal "Wobulator" device, which allowed it to keep its balance properly when spinning at maximum speed. Apparently, it's a closely-guarded secret amongst the division of the RAF that built the robot.

And also didn't exist

[GoldenFox93]

I believe he's referring to the robot's internal "Wobulator" device, which allowed it to keep its balance properly when spinning at maximum speed. Apparently, it's a closely-guarded secret amongst the division of the RAF that built the robot.

And also didn't exist

It's something I read about in the magazine- if it was that guarded a secret (and that's presumably why), then that's why I put apparently instead of "certainly".

[Vertigo]

I believe he's referring to the robot's internal "Wobulator" device, which allowed it to keep its balance properly when spinning at maximum speed. Apparently, it's a closely-guarded secret amongst the division of the RAF that built the robot.

And also didn't exist

It's something I read about in the magazine- if it was that guarded a secret (and that's presumably why), then that's why I put apparently instead of "certainly".

It was just the gyroscopic forces the spinner created

[GoldenFox93]

I believe he's referring to the robot's internal "Wobulator" device, which allowed it to keep its balance properly when spinning at maximum speed. Apparently, it's a closely-guarded secret amongst the division of the RAF that built the robot.

And also didn't exist

It's something I read about in the magazine- if it was that guarded a secret (and that's presumably why), then that's why I put apparently instead of "certainly".

It was just the gyroscopic forces the spinner created

Aye, now that I see that that's the case, it wasn't all that spectacular in the technology department.

[Avalanche]

Heck,Gravity did it because of the heavyness of Hydra.PERIOD.

[Avalanche]

Crustacean FTW.TELL ME IF THERES A GLOVES CONTROLLED BOT APART FROM IT.

[ty4er]

Heck,Gravity did it because of the heavyness of Hydra.PERIOD.

And how much power was needed to flip it that high?

Oh and i got you something for your big period-

Enjoy :D

[Ben Purse]

Whoever says Storm 2 I am going to break their necks.

[freeziez]

Whoever says Storm 2 I am going to break their necks.

Storm 2

[Sparkey98]

Whoever says Storm 2 I am going to break their necks.

Why, because storm 2 took bioazards already champion design, made it faster and stronger, and kicked ass?

I believe he's referring to the robot's internal "Wobulator" device, which allowed it to keep its balance properly when spinning at maximum speed. Apparently, it's a closely-guarded secret amongst the division of the RAF that built the robot.

And also didn't exist

It's something I read about in the magazine- if it was that guarded a secret (and that's presumably why), then that's why I put apparently instead of "certainly".

It was just the gyroscopic forces the spinner created

Aye, now that I see that that's the case, it wasn't all that spectacular in the technology department.

remember, there was a lot of bullcrap going around in robot wars, and a lot of exaggerated bragging. The uk had much more high-tech bots than that spinning cone (top bot, terrorhurtz, dantomkia)

[Vertigo]

None of the robots in the UK (bar Big Nipper) are really high-tech, all these crazy weapon systems are in America

[Squirrel_Monkey]

Whoever says Storm 2 I am going to break their necks.

Why, because storm 2 took bioazards already champion design, made it faster and stronger, and kicked ass?

They didn't even want to have a lifting arm...

[haz]

slightly of topic, yeah storm 2 was high tech and advaced, i just dont like it. not becuse it beat a favourite of mine or "copied" a design, i just feel it was a bit of a waste of money, the ti alone on that robot must have cost a bloody fortune. it wasnt really with the spirit of robot wars, just like typhoon. they were designed to win, not to compete.

sorry for going off topic

[ty4er]

slightly of topic, yeah storm 2 was high tech and advaced, i just dont like it. not becuse it beat a favourite of mine or "copied" a design, i just feel it was a bit of a waste of money, the ti alone on that robot must have cost a bloody fortune. it wasnt really with the spirit of robot wars, just like typhoon. they were designed to win, not to compete.

sorry for going off topic

That wasn't off topic :P
however, them smashing robots into the wall and then perhaps OOTA might've been the design?

[G.K.]

None of the robots in the UK (bar Big Nipper) are really high-tech, all these crazy weapon systems are in America

You forget Wowot.

[JoeBlo]

They didn't even want to have a lifting arm...

Exactly.. The clone debate for Storm 2 is just stupid..

The robot used the arm in what 1 battle? The team were forced to put it in and told off for not using it.