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[Acanthus117]

Alright... I guess we go back home and take... hee hee... Inventory!

The next day, I suggest going to computer stores and see if they sell CHEAP wiring, microchips, etc. looking into a bettar laptop is good as well.

[Pandarsenic]

Reminder: You have no money.

As far as cheap wiring, the junkyard is a good recurring source of wiring and low-level circuitry. You can collect [hidden stat] amount from tearing up the dashboards, and if you dedicate yourself solely to that (as in, forgoing anything other than those) you can increase your output slightly.

Also, you can search the junkyard about as many times as you think you can get away with, because the lot contains more cars than you could ever deal with anyway. Just keep an eye on the time.

[EagleV]

I say we take our GENIUS mind off the KILLBOTICS for a while and start doing CHEMISTRY. However, we will first need a device that will pour two substances together from a distance, consisting of a piece of tin, where a test tube is tied to with cloth, and use the rest of the tin plate to make a hinge. We need an 'auto-pourer' that can be attached to the bucket and with a long strip of cloth to pull.

[Jopax]

The bucket is more useful as a trap, i suggest we either use the lab equipment in a Rube Goldberg fashion for mixing from a safe distance or simply make a grabber out of two strips of tin and some cloth/leather tying it togheter

[EagleV]

Yeah, but we get to keep the bucket, there's a clip on the auto-pourer that clips to the bucket, it is attachable and detachable.

[Wimdit]

Oh actually, it might be a good idea to try to steal some car stereos. There's a chance we might be able to sell them, and we can cannibalize them for parts.

Oh, steal some car batteries too. If we get a car battery, and a magnet, and use a bit of copper wire, we can generate electricity.

[Jopax]

The problem is that we could easily destroy the bucket, we wouldn't need a remote controlled mixing apparatus if the stuff we are mixing is safe, also i am not sure what kind of smell would remain scaring off potential prey

[EagleV]

Ah, true. And it also occured to me we don't want any residual stuff in our bucket left over for the rats. So, make a hinge that can contain two test tubes with a rope attached to it.

[Pandarsenic]

All you guys goin' off about the bucket are forgetting that you have a chemistry set already.

[EagleV]

We still need a remote-mixing hingy thing. Would a plate of tin and a rope be enough to make that?

[Acanthus117]

Ok, so the next time we venture to the junkyard, I suggest we tear up dashboards for wiring. Hm... I suggest we practice robotics by making toy robots, and program them with simple functions.

[Pandarsenic]

Acanthus, you did tear up dashboards for wiring this time. That's where the 10 circuitboards and like millions of copper wires came from.

EagleV: You don't have Volatiles, or even High-Concentration Reactants, yet. Relax.

[EagleV]

Ah, good. Try to purify a base by destillation.

[Acanthus117]

Oh lol!

Then, I guess we should experiment with Killrobotics or Chemistry. I can imagine having Seeder bots that fly over cities and spray poison gases or zombie viruses or something.

[Jopax]

Ok, let's make a toy robot for practice and if it turns out good we sell it to some kids or something.Use the pipe as housing, use the rest of the wheels, a single motor should suffice, a rudimentary control unit and perhaps stick some cloth around it to make it colorful, program the basics and after finishing that take it for a spin around the neighbourhood and hope that the kids like it