Instructions say you can 'easily' change the initial angle of inversion depending on experience. But doesn't give instructions. Anyone figure out?
278736
It comes with an adjustment strap you simply lengthen or shorten the strap depending on the amount of angle you want
278737
Angle is changed by adjusting the tether under backboard connects to anchorpoint
278738
There IS no 'SETTING' as such. Once you balance the bench with your height, you will find that the bench become horizontal when you arms are by the side of your body. Then when you move your arms (slowly) towads your head, the bench will tilt backwards. By moving your arms back and forth (slowly), you can change the angle of tilt/inversion. And as the other response, there is an adjustable strap underneath which can limit your overall tilt/inversion angle. But this you need to adjust physically. Hope this helps.
278739
By adjusting the strap...you can shorten the strap and it will not allow you to go back as far or you can lengthen the strap and it will allow you to go back further. Also, if you unhook the strap it will allow you to become completely inverted.
155772
Hi Harry, If you could give our Customer Service Dept. a call they will be happy to help you out. They can be reached between 8AM and 4PM PST at 800-847-0143. In the meantime perhaps this link could help http://teeter-inversion.com/Support/Video-Tutorials/.
1591449
How? The manual stinks and I can't figure it out. I rotated it manually but it goes back to the original orientation.
960555
If I remember right, yes you can adjust the angle, but not significantly. For anything drastic, you may need to prop it with a book or something.
1136129
Yes. To get to complex calculation mode: Mode -&gt; 2:CMPLX To change to polar or rectangular output: SETUP -&gt; Down -&gt; 3:CMPLX -&gt; (1:a+bi or 2:r&lt;theta) Or, to change radians or degrees: SETUP -&gt; (3:Deg or 4: Rad) To change polar to rectangular for a single output, you can pick: Shift+2 -&gt; (3:r&lt;theta or 4:a+bi) Note that this calculator can swap back and forth between exact mode and decimal mode very easily. Example: sqrt(3)/3 + sqrt(3)/2i Press S&lt;&gt;D button: 0.57735+0.866025i I used to use my TI-89 for everything, until I read through the manual for this thing and realized that it's far quicker to get to things I use on a daily basis with this thing. AND it gives it to me with exact notation more often than not, a feature that my TI-89 just wasn't very good at. And all of the symbols you need are in button form, instead of somewhere deep in a catalog. Notice the Log(base)(value) button. I haven't seen a single calculator other than this one which has that button, and I use that all the friggin' time. It was certainly worth a try. If my time is worth $30 an hour as an engineer, it has already saved me hundreds of dollars in time compared to my TI-89.
830946
Absolutely. I've found 23 stable settings for it, allowing for fine-tuning of the angle from nearly vertical to nearly flat. (Someone else might figure out more ways of setting it up.)
2014218
I think you have to twist and pull at the same time. I can't remember which way you are supposed to twist, so try both ways. If it doesn't move after that I think yours is defective. Mine adjusted without any trouble.
1639600
I do not believe there are any built in controls for adjusting the angle. I have used tape to block out detection areas on similar sensors. I would recommend getting some white duct tape to place over the parts of the sensor dome where you don't want it to detect movement.
1662248
As long as the unit is set-up / adjusted correctly for the user's height, it seems to do really well at balancing around the user's center-of-gravity, so that moving one's arms makes the table invert. I have not gone fully inverted yet but have had no problems getting back upright, usually just a slight pull on the handrails & move my arms toward my legs works. I'd suggest starting with smaller degrees of inversion & build up.
195381
Sorry: I don't see how to adjust distance, only the angle. You can adjust the throw from 90 degrees to the right to the same on the left or anything in between.
346235
You put your uprights on the wrong side. Swap right to left and left to right and they will angle outwards.
619014
Its fairly simple the angles are changed with a button the size of your thumb not too much pressure is needed to press it down. I think maybe 2-3 buttons were a little hard, as long as you make sure your angles fall on the line (they are measure like a compass) than you wont have to much trouble. :)
1522892
I am trying to do the same but can't find anything in the manual that tells me how to do it. Have you figured this out?
1175395
I think the manual wins on a very dubious technicality: it tilts about 2 degrees forward or backward, the snaps back to where it was. If there's any way to lock in this tiny angle of tilt, I haven't found it. The height adjustment (doesn't) work in precisely the same way.
925687
There are two adjustments bolts at the base of the tilt. Adjust the one on the left until you get a true 45 degree.
783364
You are not able to change directions. Mine spins to the right. It works really well for light mixing.
1662246
Yes, I had no issue with getting back to the starting position by myself. Make sure you read all the safety guides, especially about the amount of time you are upside down. There is an adjustable strap that can limit the inversion distance.