$200 vs $400 Pitching Machine
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2023
- Today we compare two pitching machines from Heater Sports. The $200 Slider Lite 360 and the $400 Heater Real Baseball Machine. We put them head to head to find out which one has more velocity, accuracy, easier to set up and a better auto feeder. I use portable batteries to power both machines, making it easy to hit baseballs anywhere.
Slider Lite 360
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Real Baseball Machine
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stoked your back uploading! your videos with the soft toss machine got me back into hitting again.
Thank you!
This was very helpful ⚾️
Is there any pitching machine you’d recommend to break in gloves with? Thank you
Subbed, keep making content, I suggest a windscreen tho that’ll help quality a million , thanks tho I needed this video
Thanks man
Bought the $150 machine, well bought it less than that, but still good and still have it, just can’t stand and stabilize it self, but grounders and hitting 👌
What battery was that? The second battery you showed
How do you time up both machines?
That’s what I’ve been looking for is a battery that can power my pitching machine. I don’t think you mentioned the voltage of the machines but mine is a 110v so I’m wondering if that battery will power it.
Customer service told me for the bigger machines u need 650w. I got a 300w now. Im trying to figure what machine to get
what model is the portable generator
Where can I buy the feeder?
Can you use synthetic on the bigger machine
Great review Andrew, can you tell us how many hours did you get from the 200W battery pack. Is it enough atleast for an hour or do you need to buy a larger one. Thanks
It would run for at least an hour. About an hour and a half. But if you wanna get super good for the money portable power. I recommend the Bluetti AC50S. Check out reviews on them. After tax they are about $265.00 on sale...which they have on sale often. And, they are 500WH. They have a much longer battery lifecycle. I perosnally have one. Plus some bigger over 2000WH products of theirs. Very worth it!
Cual es el voltaje de la maquina pequeña de plastico???
I purchased one for my 9 and 6 year old to use which is still on its way. I'm having issues deciding what I can use for a power source on a field. Any suggestions on portable power source or if 200w/600w would work? I appreciate any feedback.
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Why do you not choke up on bat when you swing? I noticed your lower hand is resting on the handle knob. I was always taught to choke up on the bat so the bat doesn't limit its swing speed response on your hand. Thank you. I'm very curious about your take.
Less power when you choke up on the bat, quicker swing speed but you sacrifice pop. Depends on what you're trying to do
does the $400 one need a plug in or is it like stored energy ?
Both are plug in
I’m probably going to get the 200 dollar because I feel there’s better blocking ability
Wdym by blocking ability?
No links to buy these things? Do you know if there’s a retailer that sells them
I just put the links in the description of the video, I believe Academy Sports carries the slider lite 360 machines in some stores. But other than that you would have to order online.
I also found out they have a fastball curveball machine that is like the real ball machine in this video for just an extra $100 retail called Heater Pro
@@andrewbats8523 thanks
I bought the Jackery battery for the Heater and it was not able to power the machine. Jackery wont take it back.
Do you find that the RPM goes up by itself if left on say 5 and suddenly starts getting faster?
I have the pro and if it’s on 5 and left for 30 seconds or more it sounds like it goes up to max speed, it’s plugged in.
Thank you for the video!
I actually haven't noticed, but I can try it out and see if the same happens next time I use it!
@@andrewbats8523 Thank you!
Looks like ur hand is better.
Which bat are you hitting with?
Feeling a lot better, strength is still an issue but we're getting there
The bat is a DeMarini CF3, 34/31. I haven't swung wood yet, easing into it with the metal bats 😅
@@andrewbats8523 nice! You gotta invest in some Bruce Bolt batting gloves. Those things have saved my hands time and time again.
Can you use real baseballs with the $180 slider lite?
Yea
They do advertise it at pitching real baseball only 45mpb but you can just moved the machine closer to you when batting
🙂👍🏼
I don’t understand stand with the more expensive machine isn’t more accurate? Doesn’t make any sense
I can’t find a good pitching machine that pitches above 70 that’s not under 1k
I’m also looking, have you found anything under 1K?
We have an aggressive way above average 14 year old!
I’m considering the Heater 75, it’s around $850.00
@@cedricmcdonald8537 no honestly you’re only hope is finding used and repairing it or if a batting cage closed nearby asking if they’re selling
@@cedricmcdonald8537 please let us know if you go with the Heater 750. Looking for one for my 14yr old as well. Thx
@@cedricmcdonald8537 you could move the machine closer to decrease the reaction time giving to swing. That's what I did when I had one of these about 10 years ago.
I just found one