| Property | Value |
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| rdfs:label | - Robot Wars: The Sixth Wars/Heat L
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| rdfs:comment | - Heat L of Robot Wars: The Sixth Wars was the twelfth and last heat which determined the Semi-Finalists of Robot Wars: The Sixth Wars. The episode featuring Heat L was originally broadcast on October 1, 2002 on BBC Choice and repeated on February 14, 2003 on BBC Two.
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| suceeded | |
| Strengths | - Invertible
- Indestructable
- Destructive & fast
- Fast & manouverable
- Sense of humour
- Side step ability
- Weapons, armour, speed
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| Winner | |
| Team | - Joe Watts, Ian Watts & Ellie Watts
- Rob Englebright, Adam Englebright & Mark Hale
- Anthony Pritchard, Kane Aston & Michael Pritchard
- Geoff Graham, Peter Platt & Maureen Moke
- Henry Ryan, Arthur Robinson & John Morris
- Ian Rotheram, Frank Rotheram & Carl Morris
- Mark Marshall, Nick Bullock & Oliver-Reed Smith
- Robert McDougall & Steve Mitchell
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| Dimensions | - 60.0
- 63.0
- 90.0
- 49.199999999999996
- 55.800000000000004
- 33.6
- 39.6
- 46.2
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| Power | |
| Series | |
| Broadcast | |
| preceded | |
| Channel | |
| Name | |
| Caption | - The Robot Wars logo from the introduction titles
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| Weight | - 100.0
- 96.0
- 99.0
- 85.0
- 98.0
- 91.0
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| Weapons | - Spinning disc
- Flipper/lifter
- Spiked CO2 gas ram flipper
- Pneumatic flipper & axe
- Claw, spikes & spinning disc
- Flipping arm & spinning disc
- Flywheel
- Motor controlled spikes
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| Weaknesses | - No srimech
- None!
- Poor armour
- Kane!
- No side weapons
- Rear attacks
- The driver!
- Vulnerable to axe attacks
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| Episode Name | |
| from | - Brighton in East Sussex
- Turners Hill in West Sussex
- Cambridge in Cambridgeshire
- Fullworth in Preston
- Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire
- Minster in Kent
- Runcorn in Cheshire
- Shipley near Bradford
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| abstract | - Heat L of Robot Wars: The Sixth Wars was the twelfth and last heat which determined the Semi-Finalists of Robot Wars: The Sixth Wars. The episode featuring Heat L was originally broadcast on October 1, 2002 on BBC Choice and repeated on February 14, 2003 on BBC Two.
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