BATA 2Pitch3 Pitching Machine
Manual:
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On the 2pitch3 Baseball Pitching Machine, both the Fastball head and the Curveball head can be tilted 35-degrees left or right to simulate right-handed or left-handed pitching.
The Fastball head now has two individual speed controllers. This allows you to set up the Fastball head to throw any type of pitch (similar to the BATA-2). Being able to alter the ratio of the two motor speeds allows you to throw many different types of fastballs (straight, sinking, tailing, etc.), as well as other pitches (slider, knuckleball).
- Throw 2 different pitches in ONE SET UP
- Fastball up to 95 mph, Curveball up to 75 mph
- Heavy duty steel construction
- Throws flyballs and groundballs
- Runs on 110 volt AC
- 10-year warranty
- MADE IN USA
- Goodyear rubber pitching wheels
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WHAT DO I NEED FOR MANUAL FEEDING?
For manual feeding, all you need is the machine itself, theĀ Roll-Away StandĀ (optional), someĀ BATA Dimpled BaseballsĀ (optional), and aĀ protective screen.
For Auto Feeding, we recommend adding theĀ BATA Auto Feeder,Ā Remote On/Off, and at least two dozen Dimpled Baseballs.
THE AUTO FEEDER
There are some limitations when Auto Feeding the 2Pitch3 machine. Some combinations (of speed and distance will not work). If you are throwing slower from a certain distance than is realistic, the feed chutes will be out of alignment, and would not be able to accept the balls properly when auto feeding.
The general rule of thumb, the minimum curveball speed (in mph) is about equal to the pitching distance (in feet).
For example, (when auto feeding) the minimum speed curveball from 45 feet pitching distance is about 45 mph. From 55 feet, the minimum curveball speed is about 55 mph. The fastball will normally be about 15-20% faster than the curveball.