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'''Radio F Software''', frequently abbreviated as '''RFS''', is a member of the Robot Arena 2 community and one of the most influential personalities in the game's aftermarket AI development. He is credited with the eponymous [[RFS AI Pack]], a mod which expanded upon stock AI limitations and allowed for AI teams of six robots.
'''Radio F Software''', frequently abbreviated as '''RFS''', is a member of the Robot Arena 2 community and one of the most influential personalities in the game's aftermarket AI development. He is credited with the eponymous [[RFS AI Pack]], a mod which expanded upon stock AI limitations and allowed for AI teams of six robots.
Additionally, RFS is also known for his work and affiliation with [[AceUplink]], [[Technex's Forums]], and [[TrackMill]]. More notably, he was the webmaster of [[RFSHQ]] from 2004-2008, a former Robot Arena 2 community website whose four year run outlived nearly every other fansite on the Internet with the exception of [[GameTechMods]]. He is also the author of [[BattleBots Update]], a popular robot combat fansite that has been featured numerous times by BattleBots on their social media feeds. Between 2004 and 2014 RFS left the community to pursue personal interests before returning in 2015 and 2016.
Additionally, RFS is also known for his work and affiliation with [[AceUplink]], [[Technex's Forums]], and [[TrackMill]]. More notably, he was the webmaster of [[RFSHQ]] from 2004-2008, a former Robot Arena 2 community website whose four year run outlived nearly every other fansite on the Internet with the exception of [[GameTechMods]]. He is also the author of [[BattleBots Update]], a popular robot combat fansite that has been featured numerous times by BattleBots on their social media feeds.
RFS is one of the few community members who were on the beta testing team behind [[Robot Arena 3]].
RFS is one of the few community members who were on the beta testing team behind [[Robot Arena 3]].
* '''Keep Back 500 Feet''': Utilized servos for drive and while slow was capable of pushing Beetleweights around. The robot had two interchangeable weapons: a lifting arm created from galvanized steel, and a 12-tooth stainless steel clamping arm that was never used. (''Draco clampus'')
* '''Keep Back 500 Feet''': Utilized servos for drive and while slow was capable of pushing Beetleweights around. The robot had two interchangeable weapons: a lifting arm created from galvanized steel, and a 12-tooth stainless steel clamping arm that was never used. (''Draco clampus'')
* '''Super Turbo Baby Puncher''': A thwackbot which held the RFL record for largest wheels on an Antweight robot (4.5" diameter). Super Turbo Baby Puncher was a jokebot made from an R/C BattleBots toy. Its weapon was a ball and chain weapon taken from a ceiling fan. (''Draco bashus'')
* '''Super Turbo Baby Puncher''': A thwackbot which held the RFL record for largest wheels on an Antweight robot (4.5" diameter). Super Turbo Baby Puncher was a jokebot made from an R/C BattleBots toy. Its weapon was a ball and chain weapon taken from a ceiling fan. (''Draco bashus'')
* '''Global Domination''': A rambot consisting of a large plastic ball with a small 2-wheeled module inside to guide the direction the ball rolls. Built in 2005 and formerly named "Hamsterball of Doom", was finally completed and entered in 2017.
===Beetleweights===
===Beetleweights===
* '''Fatal Contraption''': A broken Nintendo NES was used as the chassis for this plowbot. Early information of the robot listed it as having razor blades for weapons. It was for show only and never competed. (''Draco electronicus'')
* '''Fatal Contraption''': A broken Nintendo NES was used as the chassis for this plowbot. Early information of the robot listed it as having razor blades for weapons. It was for show only and never competed. (''Draco electronicus'')