Which pitch should I use against the bats, fixed or variable?
1843662
I use variable and it got rid of them ALL and have not seen any since. The variable drove em "batty".
1843663
I have mine set on variable. Seems to have worked very good or I should say great.
1843664
Dear J Z, for targeting bats the best settings are High Range, Variable Pitch, and Cont. Output. However, in some cases the fixed pitch has worked in the beginning. But we have found that variable is the better setting as it is using the up and down scale of sound frequency ranges like a squealing siren. Hope this helps!
1846437
No, its not meant for that. It would be extremely dangerous to hit into it as it would come back at a high rate of speed, not to mention you would have to be awfully good to hit it consistently from a distance. Its for pitchimg and fielding, not for hitting. Hope that helps.
651188
Accubat is great for hitting baseballs. You can hit controlled pop-flys, ground balls, and line drives. Accubat has saved my arm from throwing outfield pop flys.
2124092
Well, I'd say use the special Game Mode setting for source that your console is hooked to. For sports, just standard default settings for the tuner.
756994
I use for softballs... However, my answer is NO. The problem is that all these types of Pitching Machines are specifically set for the machine-ball size and weight. Another issue is that the raised surface of the laces will cause some very erratic throwing motion... The only machines that use regulation balls are the "arm" style that imitate the nature throwing motion.
1304258
I use this on all of our teams mako's and it cause no damage to the bats nor the machine. the material the stick and ball are made of are a softer material than the little league balls are made of.
878293
Hi - This is the best answer I can find: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_control
1856527
Yes, either right or left.My son uses it once a week, he just pitched last night in fact.
1967005
Yes. I can slow down anything that is on the cd in it. When is slows it down it won't alter the pitch either.
1511973
Mine only came with the smaller pitching target/bag. You can use with or without the pitching target. With pitching target, catches the balls in a smaller separate bag. Without pitching target, it's a batting screen/net.
2134659
No, the Baseline does not pitch curveballs. In order to pitch true curveballs you need a two wheel machine. Check out the First Pitch Curveball machine.
965183
Definitely variable. Think of the speeds as gearing. Within that gearing you can control how fast or slow based on pull of the trigger from min to max allowed by that gearing.
542270
Aloha From Hawaii! Yes, you are able to adjust the pitch from this unit. If you get this unit, you'll be happy! I know I was pleasantly surprised when I hooked it up! Enjoy!
32759
Depending on where your ball lands (single, double, etc.), you move the plastic runners accordingly (by hand). So that's a very mechanical aspect of the game; the fun part is in trying to get hits. We were introduced to this by our cousins, and we all love this game. My son has become particularly adept at pitch control, mixing up his pitches, and working the count.
384026
You can control the pitch with the lever located on the back on the controller. I haven't been able to get mine to work, but you should be able to.
83546
Works great for bats - see my full review for details how to set it all up.
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Atec SFT baseballs and Softballs, as well as foam miniballs. The balls are lighter than regular baseballs but works well for portability and doesn't ruin expensive Easton and DeMarini bats. The machine comes with different sized tubes to throw the different sized balls, and easily adjustable. Please note that there are Super SFT balls too, which are softer and will work, but will not work at the same setting as the SFT balls. Make sure you use the same balls so you don't have to change the setting on the machine, which requires an Allen wrench (included) with the machine to adjust the tube size. The machine comes with 3 SFT baseballs, 3 SFT softballs, and 10 miniballs. They are optic (neon like) yellow, not darker yellow-gold. I use this machine for all of my team's practices, great for BP, but also for consistent fly balls, popups, ground balls, and catcher's practice. I use a Black and Decker 500W inverter portable power source ($75 at Home Depot) to power the unit while on a field. Kids love it, saves my arm, and makes practices more efficient.