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Ball Machine Selector 2005 — Remote Control

Remote Control Comes Standard. An “X” in this column indicates that a remote control is included in the price listed for the machine. Look at the next several columns to find out what the remote controls and whether it is wireless.

Remote Control Available as Option. These machines do not come with a remote, but you can buy one. Look at the next several columns to find out what the remote controls and whether it is wireless.

Remote Control — Cord. The remote controls that are available for these machines are actually wired to the machine, making them a little less portable. However, some of them do allow you to control more of the settings on the machine.

Remote Control — Wireless. The remote controls that are available for these machines are not actually attached to the machine. So, you can take them wherever you want as long as the signal is strong enough to reach the machine.

Remote Control of Oscillation. These remotes are actually able to turn the oscillation feature of the machine off and on in addition to being able to start or stop the balls from feeding.

Remote Control of Program Settings. These remotes allow you to control the program settings. So, you don’t have to go back to the machine to change the order of shots.

From the July 2005 issue
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