Is there a Tennis Ball Machine which can run independantly on both battery or mains?

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Is there a Tennis Ball Machine which can run independantly on both battery or mains?

allen-dave - Friday 09.10.09, 16:20pm

Currently none of the main manufacturers of Tennis Ball Machines (Lobster, Tennis Tutor, Playmate) offer a machine which can be used on either Battery of Mains independantly. However, it is possible to operate some Battery powered Ball Machines i.e. Lobster through the main although to some extent the battery will still be used and require charging after use.