- "The name Jeff originated back in the Stone Age… well… Erm… not exactly. About a year ago a tape came with the Independent on Sunday. On this tape had a load of stand up comedians on it Who were rather good. One of they're jokes was related to the pentagon and they made comments about how in films they always hack into the pentagon so easily. He also commented on how they always seem to know the password to the pentagon computer. They know that it's Jeff because the person who wrote that programme was called: Jeff-jefty-jeff. Born on the first of Jeff 19-JEFFty-jeff."
- — The origin of Jeff's name
Jeff was a competitor which was intended to enter the fourth series of Robot Wars. Although it reached the design stage[4] and its chassis was built with four body panels were fitted, it is unknown whether the robot was completed in time. Needless to say, it failed to qualify for Series 4.
Design[]
Jeff was initially designed to be wedged on all four sides in a trapezium shape. The robot was to be armed with a lawnmower blade that was placed on top of the robot, overlapping all sides allowing for a 360-degree range of attack. The robot was also intended to have 3mm steel plates on all sides. It is known that the robot's chassis and at least four body panels were fitted before the qualifiers.[4]
Series Record[]
| Series | Jeff Series Record |
|---|---|
| The First Wars | Did not enter |
| The Second Wars | Did not enter |
| The Third Wars | Did not enter |
| The Fourth Wars | Failed to qualify |
| The Fifth Wars | Did not enter |
| The Sixth Wars | Did not enter |
| The Seventh Wars | Did not enter |
| Series 8 | Did not enter |
| Series 9 | Did not enter |
| Series 10 | Did not enter |