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O.B. Spotter. The ULTIMATE billiard practice Tool!
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I bought this and I've tried it on a 9-foot table and a 7 ft table.
It works better on the 9ft table but on the 7 ft table I bounced the ball off the rail to get it closer to where I wanted.
You adjust the position of the unit to get the ball where you want it and I found it it was consistently putting the ball in the same place.
There is a piece that you can use to adjust the speed but I found it easier just to choose one of the four different curved ends two left and two right of a different size.
It's easy to tap the top of the box to get the next ball but when I was at our pool hall and my teammate was trying it out I used the remote to send the next ball.
He thought it was pretty neat how the unit could tell if he sunk the last ball or not.
If he missed he just picked it up or used his cue to push it in the pocket and the next ball was on it's way.
After he'd gone through a rack I had to admit to him that I had the remote in my hand and his reaction was pretty funny.
This is a great tool for working out how to sink those balls you always miss and if you want to use left or right spin etc to sink a ball.
If you have a table at home you'll find this an invaluable tool to improve your game or take it to your local pool hall and put some serious practice in on your own with this.
The best part of this is that you don't have to mess around repositioning a ball where you thought it was.
I have drop pockets so I still had to walk around the table to empty the pocket but it works best when you have the balls roll to the racking end of the table.
All in all I am very happy with this and I am glad I bought it.
It works better on the 9ft table but on the 7 ft table I bounced the ball off the rail to get it closer to where I wanted.
You adjust the position of the unit to get the ball where you want it and I found it it was consistently putting the ball in the same place.
There is a piece that you can use to adjust the speed but I found it easier just to choose one of the four different curved ends two left and two right of a different size.
It's easy to tap the top of the box to get the next ball but when I was at our pool hall and my teammate was trying it out I used the remote to send the next ball.
He thought it was pretty neat how the unit could tell if he sunk the last ball or not.
If he missed he just picked it up or used his cue to push it in the pocket and the next ball was on it's way.
After he'd gone through a rack I had to admit to him that I had the remote in my hand and his reaction was pretty funny.
This is a great tool for working out how to sink those balls you always miss and if you want to use left or right spin etc to sink a ball.
If you have a table at home you'll find this an invaluable tool to improve your game or take it to your local pool hall and put some serious practice in on your own with this.
The best part of this is that you don't have to mess around repositioning a ball where you thought it was.
I have drop pockets so I still had to walk around the table to empty the pocket but it works best when you have the balls roll to the racking end of the table.
All in all I am very happy with this and I am glad I bought it.