Pretty cool little tool eh??
DigiBall Passaround Reviews
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By the way, the faint yellow circle is centered on the average tip position with the radius equal to one standard deviation. If that is useful…
Yes I like that. So in my follow example the faint yellow circle is nicely centered while in my draw example you can see a slight offset to the left.
I will be interested to see what @dr_dave and other skilled instructors do with this sort of data. It really opens up a whole new universe of data.
I wasnt trying to hit any particular point on the cue ball, that was just me playing the ghost. I was checking each result after the shot, some of the hits were where I intended to hit, others I was off. The first night I used it I was shocked at how I was hitting spots other than I was intending, when I concentrated a little harder on hitting my intended points I did much better but its easy to become lackadaisical and start missing my target spots again. That is something that I definitely was not aware of before trying Digiball, other than the draw shots that end up being stop shots, seems to happen the most when I intend to draw the most distance.Nice cluster dude!!Seriously.
I have been checking the interweb virtually every day since my testing time looking to order my Digiball but have not seen them available yet, maybe I can just buy the demo when testing is complete. 
jnwilliams
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man..I want one!
It's going to be their biggest asset in how they teach stroke mechanics to new players.
I was surprised by how far off I was on certain shots when my eyes deceived me and told me I hit the cue ball there -x when in all actuality, I was a full tip off in some cases and applying unintentional spin on other shots I thot I'd hit center ball.I wasnt trying to hit any particular point on the cue ball, that was just me playing the ghost. I was checking each result after the shot, some of the hits were where I intended to hit, others I was off. The first night I used it I was shocked at how I was hitting spots other than I was intending, when I concentrated a little harder on hitting my intended points I did much better but its easy to become lackadaisical and start missing my target spots again. That is something that I definitely was not aware of before trying Digiball, other than the draw shots that end up being stop shots, seems to happen the most when I intend to draw the most distance.
Embarrassing, but fixable when you know about it. I wouldn't have had a clue without Digiball.
And I was surprised at how quickly I was able to correct stroke errors bcuz I could see my progress in real time as I worked to fix them.
Awesome sauce!!!
Nope. I got Dibs!!!I have been checking the interweb virtually every day since my testing time looking to order my Digiball but have not seen them available yet, maybe I can just buy the demo when testing is complete.
I haven't been this excited about the game in quite some time. Digiball helped me remember why I love this game so much. Re-lit my Fire.
ACL
Well-known member
With the reviews that I have seen from the players who have used it, it sounds like a pretty fair price to me. I know I will be buying one!
I think $300 is the right price point. I would buy one today.
SlateMan
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The only thing I don't like about that price point is that it will tempt others to try to liberate them from people who do buy them.
That sounds fair enough to me, I will buy 2 of them if I can get them by next week. Any word on a release date?
Fair enough, good feedback. But you must remember that the requirements for the DigiBall sensor are much more demanding than the DigiCue or Q-MD. Those other products aren't potted, precision balanced, and don't need phenolic resin heat-curing immunity or a second piece of electronics to provide wireless charging.
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Done deal. With all the tech it contains as well as the ease of info provided, that price seems fair, given today's market.
I'd buy one yesterday!!!