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Re: Question on Pitching Machine Motor

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Originally Posted by Tom Line View Post
Absolutely. I've checked a couple other models from this company, and they all state it's a DC motor. Unfortunately, I've been unable to find the manual for this exact product.

It is also meant to be used with a rollingpower battery pack.

Best guess is that it's a DC motor, however, modify at your own risk.
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The powerful A/C motor throws lite-balls at variable speeds up to 60 miles per hour.
Your best and safest bet, while (comparatively) expensive, is a VFD or Variable Frequency Drive. You will need to find one appropriate for your motor's HP.
Automation Direct sells one for $100.
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