Plifter - 1lb Plastic Antweight Combat Robot

See it in action here! https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1781855423?sr=a&t=11884s

Here is the list of parts needed:

• 4 x N20 1400RPM Motors (https://turnabot.com/products/high-power-n10?variant=40166099910721)
• 1 x Malenki Nano Combo Receiver and ESC (https://turnabot.com/products/malenki-nano-integrated-6-channel-triple-electronic-speed-controller-receiver-combo)
• 1 x Kingmax KM1203MD Servo (https://turnabot.com/products/kingmax-km1203md)
• 1 x 2S 300mAh LiPo Battery (https://turnabot.com/products/turnabot-300mah-2s-65c-lipo-battery)
• 1 x Fingertech Charge Jack (https://itgresa.com/product/switch-and-charge-jack/)
• 4 x Solarbotics RW2i Wheels (https://www.pololu.com/product/1127)
• Various Length M3 Bolts (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0714FLXND/ and https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C9F2347/ )
• 8x M3 Brass Inserts (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VH4BKBR/)
• 3x 3mm Bearings (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0819B49JY/)
• So many zip ties… (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09PJ8L58G/)

If you are new to combat robotics or hobby RC in general, you will also need a compatible AFHDS2A transmitter like the Flysky FS-i6.

I may add a slightly modified lid soon to allow for a standard 9V alkaline battery instead for those who chose not to use lithium polymer batteries. The switch could be replaced with a Fingertech screw switch if that's more your speed. I use nylon locknuts, but you could get away with the included nuts for most parts.

Wiring should be mostly self explanatory if you follow the Malenki Nano instructions. Each drive side daisy chains off the front motor, and the servo wires get clipped and soldered directly to the Malenki's power leads with the signal wire on the Channel 3 pad.

Some armor files need to be mirrored while slicing to get both sides.