Wiring a combat robot can be tricky if it's your first time. The videos below briefly go through the typical electrical components in a Combat Robot and how they relate to each other through wiring.

Video by Luke Soltes

Series of Videos by Robowars Australia

Like we mentioned in the Safety part of our guide, a LiPo battery can be very dangerous if you don't treat it correctly. Using battery connectors will make removing and swapping batteries in your robot much easier. However, you will often get a battery with a connector that you don't want to use. If you cut the wires at the same time, you might short the battery and cause serious danger! Please follow the videos below on how to safely change the connectors on your battery.

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Video by Mr. Shutterbug

Video by pSykSG

If you have purchased the Weapons Kit from us, you would have received the Fingertech Beater Bar kit. While there aren't any videos readily available on how to assemble it, Fingertech has provided CAD files that show how each part connects to the other. If you don't have access to CAD software, Autodesk Viewer is a good online option.

Beater Bar Assembly Kit CAD

Beater Bar Electronics Kit CAD

If you purchased the Upgraded Wheels from us, you would've received a set of Fingertech Foam Wheels and Twist Hubs. A good video on how to put them together is linked below:

Fingertech Wheels and Hubs assembly

If you need help assembling the drive system (Wheels, Motors and Mounts) that come as part of the Essentials Kit we sell, take a look at the images below: