What is the degree of pitch?
1679718
I'm guessing some were around 20 to 30 degrees but the pitch can be adjusted. We have ours over our deck and because of were it can hook on the house I did some modification to the degree of pitch so I ended up with about 10 degree pitch. Were it hooks on the house is about 8 ft. and when fully open it is about 5 ft. I got a couple of one inch tubing 6 ft. long and set them in a can filled with concrete that I use for posts to give more head room.
1679719
I can't tell you that, but what I can tell you is that it is a piece of junk. It was broken, and when we tried to contact the company, we found out it didn't exist. I think there was one person to answer the phone, and when we asked for a replacement he basically said "tough". Good luck
384025
No. There is no ability to adjust the pitch angle. Pitch is based on wind speed and direction. The aircraft automatically adjusts pitch to stay stable in the air.
1291787
No, it's pretty much a straight pitch. Sometimes, depending on the ball surface or spin put on the ball as it enters the feed chute, it will throw an "off" pitch.
2134658
The Baseline does not pitch curve balls. It pitches up to 65 MPH. For a curve ball from the same manufacturer, the First Pitch 2 Wheel curve ball machine throws up to 105 MPH & curve balls. Here are the specs: Throws dimple balls, real baseballs, 11" and 12" softballs, and foam / lightweight balls Throws curve balls, sliders, knuckle balls, fastballs, tailing fastballs and sidearm curves Has adjustable legs for baseball / softball use Has both a swivel function and a side to side adjustment that allows for angling the tires to throw the different pitches Ball turret makes both left handed and right handed pitches possible 1/3 HP U.S. made motor is more powerful than most machines on the market Fully enclosed motor also features oversize shaft and bearing for more strength & durability All steel construction Contoured ball track channels the ball through the machine for a more accurate pitch Spring loaded pivot point allows for smooth adjustments Contoured skid plate for greater accuracy and longer ball life Rubber capped legs prevent tube from filling up with dirt and provide solid footing on any surface Full size pitching machine tires provide long life and minimal wear on balls Easy to read control panel with a 0 through 10 speed dial representing 0 to 100 MPH Precision dampening lock allows for easy angle adjustments and locks machine setting during use Throws ground balls, pop flies and everything in between Weighs 110 pounds Optional Auto-Feeder available holds 16 BB or 12 SB FREE SHIPPING to the continental US Five Year top to bottom Manufacturer's Warranty Thanks for your interest! Regards Marty Schupak Youth Sports Club
1799260
You can't really answer it in that manner. Since it is pitch to midi, it varies by pitch, with lower notes taking longer. I have never attempted to measure it, as it is comparable to the Axon & Roland units, probably as good as any current pitch to midi units. It seems to have less ghost notes than the others so it is improved. I find it works good for most things except super fast runs, which I instead use a You Rock Guitar.
1860652
The one that I have is almost exact. I checked it with another thermometer and the difference was 1 degree. I have had 2 of these and been pleased.
2025367
As I pointed out in my review the ramps rise 1 inch in the vertical for approximately every 3 1/3 inches on the horizontal which equals a pitch of 3.60. This translates into the grade of the ramps being nearly 30 percent.
1925167
Just about 2 octaves. From 'F' to 'E'. Two sets each of 3 black key and 2 black key groups.
814463
Whatever the reason the pitch slider control is missing, the world isn't ending.It's easy enough to record the track, select the recorded track, go to "effects", select "change tempo without changing pitch" and enter a percentage. I would suggest beginning with "5.000" to speed it up a bit, or entering "-5.000" to slow it down. Play with it, it's FUN!
1001083
Bleep, tock, tock, tock, bleep tock tock tockThat's for 4/4 time. The bleep is a higher pitch. You can set how many counts per measure, and the bleep is the first count. You can set it to not bleep at all, too.
684832
It is not high pitched... Love the brand. Easy to talk over and light weight.
1760716
Honestly not sure. I've hit short pitch shots that have recorded a reading so I would say at least 20'.
233510
I don't really remember. I returned it because I just couldn't get the intonation to adjust properly.
331693
I think it is the Octave with Middle C. I could be wrong. I tune mine with the standard GCEA combo on the piano. Don't know if that helps at all, but that's my guess. You can tune it up and down if you want as well...
818400
On my original review I might not have said that it does go to hundredths at a half degree. So it wii read 13.75 degrees or 13.8. With a little interpolation it is closer than I can mark with a pencil. Hope this helped. I used mine this morning measuring angle on a soffit. It's a mighty useful tool.
1610340
I can't really say, but it seemed to be a high pitched tone. It was something that my very deaf mother could hear. I stopped using it because she was too tough for it. It would end up in different places because of her movement. She is passed now so we have no use for it anymore. A lot of the assistive tools I had for Mom will now be given to her niece who is in assisted living.
2028767
the tuner they provide is high quality. but remember to set the pitch at 440hz