Links to other antweight related sites

Other robots

Antbotica: Just like Robotica, but for antweights (american)
Team Anticide: Home of Andrew Hibberd's robots
Antweight: By Oliver Steeples
Team BeligerAnt: Robots by Gary and James Aylward
Team Bigshot: The website of Adam H Robotics
Bobblebot
Team Bovik: It's in Swedish, but a great robot
Die Gracefully Robotics:
Epic Robotics
GUPI: The robot guinea pig
Team Hell: by David Weston
Team Jag: Home of Flippt:
Nemesis: Just starting out
Mini Sumo: A different type of robot
Team Orr: Just beginning
Paul's Ants: Watch out for the shaking screen!
Roosendaalse Computer Club: In Dutch
Team Shock: by Will Thomas
Team Smidsy:
Team Termite: Peter Waller's awesome robots
Snow shifters: by Dudley Laver

Information

Robotwars101 forum: All questions answered.
AWS 16 video: Highly recommended. If you have broadband then check this out.
A technical guide to building fighting robots: Huge amounts of technical information.
Antweights.co.uk: Lots of community and "how to" information
4QD Service Section: All about radio interference
Radio and antennae for robots: Useful frequency conversion chart
Fighting Robots Association Forum: more chat and information

Shops

Specialist Robot 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

Technobots: mostly for robots larger than antweights, but get your polycarbonate here.

Model Shops

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

Sussex Model Centre: If you can find what you're looking for, this is a great shop.

Midland Helicopters Radio Accessories: cheap Naro HP/BBs here. Highly recommended.

Batteries

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.

Indoor Flyer: Really small motors and Lithium Polymer batteries

Miscellaneous

Bricklink: A great way to stock up on Lego

Dave Brown Products: Order those Lectra Lite wheels direct

Dycem: Lovely rubber compound for grippy tyres

Farnell: Similar to RS, useful for hard to find general engineering/technical stuff.

Formafab: Suppliers of acrylic, pvc, pvc foam, polyethylene, polypropylene & polycarbonate

Greenweld: Another great small shop. There are some great gadgets here as well as mechanical links and gears, pulleys etc.

Inertia Labs: Some unique and high quality stuff from here

MUTR: Teaching resource site. Great for gears pulleys, wheels etc. Cheap as well.

RS: Excellent for electronic parts and tiny nuts and bolts

South London Science & Tech Centre: Loads of plastic gears