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Dear customer, Cricket Bowling machines are one time investment, so think twice, be wise and make right choice !! Below are some major technical differences between the Bola & other brand. Bola Pro Other copied brand Power supply AC 220V through powerpack with AC 220V direct no power pack. No builtin battery charger. protection against voltage DC12V car battery – where there is no fluctuation. power, run the machine on car battery. No option of 12v. Weight 15~19Kgs Extremely lightweight & 50 + kgs. Requires 2 or more person portable for single person handling. to carry. Storage Special storage PVC box provided. Not provided Safety from water or pest. Line & length Simple mechanical adjustment with Electronics motors and solenoid adjustment Manual fine thread knobs for line & switch. More electronics give more Length. Need to rotate only half-a- problems & also consumes more thread for major delivery result. power. Wheel stand Tripod (3legs) stand provided. Wheels Due to its heavy weight design it is are Not necessary due to its light mounted on 4 legs. Wheels are weight design. But can be provided in provided as it is not portable. package. Friction wheels Polyurethane concave wheels, which Polyurethane concave wheels. accuracy. are aerodynamically balanced for High vibration will not only cause ‘ZERO’ vibration giving accurate delivery problem, but in later stage pinpoint deliveries for every ball. will also bring high maintenance on electronics. Auto ball 28ball feeder with wireless remote Not provided feeder control. With per delivery Beep sound and Light indication. With option of ball delivery interval of 6 & 11 seconds. Random Ball Random ball delivery is a Not available delivery preprogrammed chip which can change the delivery of every ball & perfect practice drill to improve skills. Control panel Digital control panel with speed and Manual knob setting without bias (spin, swing variation) display. indicators for spin/swing etc, Also indicates the strength of ball Which could be very confusing to turn. the operator. Motors High speed imported motors. Quite Indian make with loud noise & no running, With electronic braking braking provided. system that helps during the quick speed change. Speed sensors Speed sensors for quick recovery after Not provided every ball delivery & accuracy. About us UK Engineered, (Since 1989) with 20 Since 2008, Copied version of Bola years dedicated in manufacturing only & Hako machine. cricket bowling machines. Manufacturer of tea/coffee vending machine. Approved & International Cricket Council (ICC), Not approved. Buyers England cricket board (ECB), Board Mainly sold to entertainment sector, of cricket control in India (BCCI), resorts, shopping malls etc. Asian Cricket Council (ACC) National cricket academy (NCA). All other major cricket academies run by ex-cricketers, coaches etc. After sales Ha-ko Onsite service engineer visit Not known. support for any repairs, free replacement of any parts within warranty period. Free demo & training after purchase. pics .

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