Shotmaker - # 891-SH

The Shotmaker is our top-of-the-line
professional ball machine. Its power and
versatility will challenge players at any level,
including professionals. In fact, Shotmaker is
used by tennis pros at the Association of Tennis
Professionals (ATP) Training Center in
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.

A WEALTH OF FEATURES

Shotmaker provides the features you
would expect of a top-of-the-line ball
machine including:
Speed ranges from 10 MPH to 95 MPH.
Spin is adjustable from heavy underspin, to flat, to heavy topspin.
Interval control adjusts the time between shots from one second to six seconds.
Trajectory is adjustable between groundstroke and lob.
Random and programmable oscillator functions.
300 ball capacity.

IT'S IN THE DETAILS

Shotmaker also incorporates several
distinctive features to enhance usability:

• A single electronic panel controls all functions of the Shotmaker. It is conveniently located at the back of the machine about waist level to allow operation in a natural standing position. You can easily dial-in the tennis shots you want while observing the entire court in front of you.

• Four oversized caster wheels for easy rolling on and off the court.
• A protective all-weather cover is included with each machine to protect your investment.
• A see-through, high-impact plastic cover provides extra protection for the control panel.

Standard Model - # 891-SH

The Standard model can be programmed
to shoot balls to any or all of the three
positions (A, B, C) shown on the tennis
court diagram above the corresponding
switches. For instance, to shoot to
positions ‘A’ and ‘C’ only, push the position
‘A’ and position ‘C’ switches ON, and leave
the position ‘B’ switch OFF. To shoot balls
randomly across the court push all three
position switches to ‘OFF’.

Optional Remote Control

A single-function wireless Remote Control,
which alternately starts and stops the ball
delivery, is optional on the Standard model.

Deluxe Model - # 891-DX

The Deluxe model can be programmed to
shoot balls in a pattern of up to six shots
(SHOT 1 thru SHOT 6), with each shot
directed to any of five different court
positions (A, B, C, D, E) shown on the
tennis court diagram, or to a RANDOM
position. If a shot selector switch is set to
OFF it will not be included in the shot
pattern. Indicator Lights show the active
shot position.

For instance, if you want Shotmaker to
shoot one ball wide to your forehand (for
right-handers), then one ball down the
middle, followed by a randomly placed
shot, then set the six switches as follows:
SHOT 1 to ‘A’, SHOT 2 to ‘C’, SHOT 3 to
‘RANDOM’, and the rest of the switches
to OFF.