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Links
Many thanks to all the roboteers who have provided me with so much
useful information and to all the shops who so faithfully sent me
lovely robot parts through the post. Apologies to anyone I've missed
out. It was not intentional.
Antweight sites
Shops
- Sozbots: The US antweights
are three times as big as ours, but still a useful site. Useful
for motor controllers.
- Robotcombat:
Another US site. They have cool tyres
- Overlander:
Batteries and servo plugs. Good for LiPo batteries, but they don't
stock antweight size NiMh batteries any more.
- Strikalite:
For Antweight (2/3AAA) size NiMh batteries, but you'll have to
solder a lead and plug on yourself.
- Dycem: Lovely rubber compound
for grippy tyres
- RS: Excellent for electronic
parts and tiny nuts and bolts
- Farnell: Similar to RS,
useful for hard to find general engineering/technical stuff.
- Al's Hobbies:
There are a lot of similar small hobby stores out there. It's
worth comparing prices between them.
- Antics: Another hobby
shop
- Bricklink:
A great way to stock up on Lego
- Dave Brown Products:
Order those Lectra Lite wheels direct
- Indoor Flyer:
Really small motors and Lithium Polymer batteries
- Greenweld:
Another great small shop. There are some great gadgets here as
well as mechanical links and gears, pulleys etc.
- Sussex Model
Centre: If you can find what you're looking for, this is a
great shop.
- Technobots: mostly
for robots larger than antweights, but get your polycarbonate
here.
- Midland
Helicopters Radio Accessories: cheap Naro HP/BBs here. Highly
recommended.
- MUTR: Teaching resource
site. Great for gears pulleys, wheels etc. Cheap as well.
- South
London Science & Tech Centre: Loads of plastic gears
- Inertia
Labs: Some unique and high quality stuff from here
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