Does this robot only serve topspin? Can it serve backspin, sidespin and other spins?
47026
No, only topspin, but it is more precise than the other one with different kind of spins.
47027
No, they all come out the same really. No variety of spin. You can turn the speed up so then they come out (a) faster and (b) more frequently. That's all the variety you can get. It's still pretty good for the money though.
2099872
No, I tried it. A tennis ball is slightly smaller and won't catch between the spinning wheels that propel the ball.
2189807
It only has hand controls for both front and rear brakes: pedals free spin backwards. It does come with a kickstand. My big 5 year old loves it and rides it all over our acreage and it should last a few years. Great value!
1250307
Nope, this is only a toy with basic features, but does have flip! Great fun though, I've bought 2 for myself and one as a gift
2037593
The hand wringer is as affective as the foot pedal. My assumption is that even being one system/device for both, it works differently. I just checked mine by watching close while spinning both ways. It was an independent spinn-off. Also the pedal is very sturdy. The pedal will never deteriorate and break if you keep that part away from water with an average use.
1108912
Yes..it handles very well in reverse. Often in an aisle at a grocery store I'll reverse to turn around.Occasionally I'll get stuck on my wet lawn and use reverse to get "unstuck"
1048984
Yes it does but it flips too easily. I wish there was more resistance to flip it back into the close position.
2040565
speed: 90 spin:92 control:89 (source:http://www.escaladesports.com/sites/www.escaladesports.com/files/imagecache/Product_ThickBox_Preview-800xX/products/t1270_supreme_front_render.jpg)
1799531
No, it will only throw balls made for the machine. You can get the balls at different weights which decides how fast it will throw that ball. Does that help?
1936099
yes, but I do not recommend this board. It has weird trucks. The bearings are too tight and therefore it does not allow for a lot of spin. A lot of work for little motion.
213814
Yes, to get it to spin you have to hit it more than once in rapid succession, unless it hit it on the very bottom. This is a great trainer for 22 for followup shots on a handgun, or I used my CMMG 22lr conversion in my AR and work on my double tap. Good trainer, pretty small but work with what you got. Worked just fine and it's helped my shooting
1356210
Hi, it depends on the spinning speed applied by the player and launcher, as well as other parts, the player use. Thanks for your understanding.
127790
No, it does not spin. But it makes cool noises and feels right in the hand.Your right though, it would be cool.
1760717
The device measures ball speed only. if you are asking, how far does it take for the device to decide the speed, i'd say 10 or less feet. I first tried it hitting into a net and I was only 10-12 feet from the back of the net. It gave me readings. It does not measure spin or launch angle. It makes an assumption of the launch angle based on the club that you enter. For example, if you enter a driver, it will assume that the ball is going to launch at an angle of 9.5 degrees. It does measure the speed that you hit the ball, not the club head speed, but the ball speed. It is highly inaccurate and a piece of junk in my estimation. I took it to the driving range and compared what the device said to my Bushnell rangefinder - a very accurate device. The ES12 was rarely correct. I returned it and would not recommend it.
61302
It does rotate. When you pull it down from the closed position, it is facing backwards. From there you can rotate it 270 clockwise. Thus you can have it face up to 90 on either side from the normal forward position.
181733
No it does not. It has a few inches of play forward and back but it does not turn or rotate at all.
1252484
We found that different settings of the wheels/axle resulted in more or less twisting. Generally, the more the robot turns, the more the cord seems to tangle. Try adjusting that, where you start the robot in the pool, or how long it cleans. For our pool (18x36 rectangle), making the wheels turn hardly at all and starting the robot at one end rather than the center kept the cord from tangling but still got our pool clean.