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Volt Twin Power · pitching machine

Two motors. Twin power.

Volt Twin Power is the machine half of Volt BP, and the name is the engine: two 15,000 rpm brushless motors, one driving each wheel, with no brushes to wear down. Digital sensors and an ARM processor inside the sealed drum run every pitch, and every setting is a dial on the panel.

Twin Power!
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Pitching machine$899$799
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BodySealed drum, 305 × 305 × 257 mm
MotorsTwo brushless motors, 15,000 rpm, one per wheel
ProcessorARM
PhoneNot connected: every setting is on the panel
SensorsHall sensor on the ball dropper · IR ball sensors at the tunnel
DisplayLED countdown ring · ball counter
WheelsTwin Ø85 mm
PitchesFST · LHC · RHC
Sets10 · 20 · continuous
BallsGolf-ball-sized wiffle balls, via the hopper
MountTripod, aimed at home plate
Top speedPublished once production machines are tested
What's insideWhy it's called Twin Power
01

Twin brushless motors

Two 15,000 rpm brushless motors, one driving each wheel. That's the twin power. Brushless means no brushes to wear down, so they're built for long sessions, day after day.

02

Digital sensors

A Hall sensor tracks the rotating ball dropper and drives the LED countdown ring, so you see the next pitch coming. IR sensors at the tunnel catch every ball that drops and add it to the ball counter.

03

ARM processor

A powerful ARM processor runs it all: the dials, the countdown ring, the interval, the sets and the ball count.

The panelEvery setting is a dial
Control panelTwin Power
Volt Twin Power control panel: PWR, RESET, SPEED, PITCH, INTERVAL and SETS dials
  • SpeedHow hard the wheels throw.
  • PitchFST, LHC or RHC: a fastball and two curves. Changing it starts a 15-second countdown.
  • IntervalTime between balls.
  • Sets10, 20, or continuous (∞).
  • PWR · ResetPWR starts and stops. RESET restarts the set.
OperationFrom the label
  1. 1Mount it on a sturdy tripod, aimed at home plate.
  2. 2Load balls into the hopper, then press PWR.
  3. 3Choose SPEED and PITCH (FST / LHC / RHC).
  4. 4Changing PITCH starts a 15-second countdown.
  5. 5Set INTERVAL and SETS (10 / 20 / ∞).
  6. 6RESET restarts the set. Press PWR to stop.
  7. 7Ball jam: power off, then clear the tunnel from the top.
SafetyRead before the first ball
  • Blinking red LEDs: the machine is pitching live balls.
  • Keep hands and face clear of the wheels and the outlet.
  • Only the batter stands in front of the outlet.
  • Power off before loading, adjusting or servicing.
  • Children must be supervised by an adult.
  • Use only clean, dry balls in good condition.
  • Wear eye protection while the machine runs.
RendersFrom the CAD model · photos come with production units
Volt Twin Power: the sealed drum with the control panel and ball counter
The sealed drum, with the control panel and ball counter.
Inside Volt Twin Power: the twin wheels, their motors and the LED countdown ring
Inside: the twin wheels, one motor each, and the LED countdown ring.

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