need to know the throw range
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Go to the Optomausa website and search for ML550. In the tabs at the bottom, click "Distance Calculator." I found this very useful in my decision-making process. Mine is around 6 months old and I've been pleased but I use it in a room that is lower light. (http://www.optomausa.com/products/detail/ML550)
1983486
Can't say - I use it for Board meetings and throw < 15 ft. onto a 50 inch screen. I am sure it can go much larger and further but at what point it distorts I am uncertain. At <15 ft, room darkness isn't much of an issue.
1634413
If thrown just right, you can get a straight path toss. It takes some practice though.
596845
Placing the clay higher/lower on the arm adjusts how far to the left/right it throws. It even has an 'R' and 'L' marked on the arm to show where to place the clay for the direction you want it to go.
327289
I've used it as is up to 3". However, off the base it can go much higher. But...the length of the throw is about 2". It's a great small machine that is very accurate.
193121
I bought this as a gift. I am pretty sure it is a standard throw which is 50"x60". My friend really loves it.
572229
Probably 60 feet or so. Very good range. Circumference and distance.Best one I've ever had. Adjustable for both ranges.
2041507
3/8 in synthetic for 25 feet or less if climbing, 1/2 in (11MM) if more than 25 ft. If not used for climbing, then.. any size to accomplish the task. (the smaller the line the farther the throw)
635926
If you are coaching little guys 4yrs to 7 yrs, throwing is probably better. If you are doing first step drills over a short distance, throwing is better. I coach 11 yr olds and with a little practice I am able to hit spots at 150+ feet. If I could consistently hit fungos accurately that would be best but I can't so this works best for me
411215
We just tested them. You can throw one 25-30 feet. But, you can be 5 feet away and it won't hurt. Not balloon-like at all.
481499
You may wanna go with a larger throwing knife if such is the case. Personaly, I think these are only really good to throw at 15 to 20 feet max and i dont through with the handle, i throw holding onto the blade and make it 180 to the target. I find that the cording on the handle just gets in my way and throws me off, so i removed it.
1615934
Throw Ratio 2.17~1.97. This information was provided in the online spec sheet on the manufacturers website.
1173915
I would say it depends on how much power is behind the hit and wind. Easily 20 yards. You could buy Jugs' pop up tent to try to catch some.... It is very convenient.
46950
There is a crank for the Shute angle. The throw height is adjustable by a lever
1770205
My best throw is about 15-20 feet with fairly dry snow. It will go up over my 4 foot tall mound in the front yard and right into the steet. When you have mucky wet snow, slurpy snow, it is not too good, but my neighbors gas thrower does the same thing. They choke a bit on on slurpy snow but it still moves it. Just not very far. I use the full width of my thrower unless the snow is over 8" deep. * or higher and I overlap the cut.
1485136
You can get about 50-60 feet depending on your pressure and can probably get the throw down to 10 feet with the screw diffuser all the way in. There are about 8 nozzles as I recall.
1671560
The wieght is good for throwing. But honestly I havent had much time to play with it. The Sog edition tomahawk is really good for throwing tho ;)
627716
not sure about a number for the range, however this antenna would be a major waste of your time and money. I tried this thing every way possible and it simply sucks. This is truely a piece of junk.