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View Poll Results: Is a turret the best way to go for Rebound Rumble?
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Re: Poll: Turrets for Rebound Rumble

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Originally Posted by Madison View Post
Here's something one of our members put together showing the relationship between distance and accuracy.



I will leave it to others to determine if a turret is necessary, but the precision required to sink shots from long distances is substantial.

It may be possible that hitting the backboard and bouncing balls in will be more forgiving. We don't yet have good data on that.
This is a great table. That said, achieving sub-1 degree azimuth accuracy does not in itself necessitate a turret.
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