7.7’ x 8’ Screen. Is 8’ Ball to Screen Too Short? (Uneekor QED)

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  • TheDon07
    Member
    • Jan 2020
    • 69

    #1

    7.7’ x 8’ Screen. Is 8’ Ball to Screen Too Short? (Uneekor QED)

    I am getting a 7.7’ x 13’ screen and was thinking of hitting at 8 feet with a Uneekor QED. I was wondering if this was too close for a QED setup and wondering if the screen is too wide for hitting than close? I appreciate the help.
  • richerod
    Advanced Member
    • Jun 2019
    • 308

    #2
    I don't think it would be an issue as its a camera based system

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    • TheDon07
      TheDon07 commented
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      Yeah I think it would be more of an issue of bounce back from the screen. It being too close to where the screen is too big.
  • jhp016s
    Advanced Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 271

    #3
    Not going to affect your reads from the cameras. Just bounce back of ball from screen. I have mine set at 8ft from screen

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    • TheDon07
      TheDon07 commented
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      Do you get a lot of bounce back? I know I could put some padding behind it. Also how long are your side curtains?
  • richerod
    Advanced Member
    • Jun 2019
    • 308

    #4
    Pulled the trigger on QED. Have a garage build. 8 ft ball to screen; 12 ft ceilings. Not a single no read... yet. Wow. No real bounce back issues. Coming from Skytrak, first impressions are a noticeable difference in my enjoyment. Wanted to do XO however, my environment presented some challenges for a front mounted setup. So far so good.

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    • Gawlfa
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2019
      • 124

      #5
      I have a GCQuad (another camera-based system) and a 9x12 Microbay. My hitting zone ranges from 8'-9' from the screen depending upon where I place the ball for a shot. (The hitting zone is fairly large on the Quad.) I like hitting flop shots from 8' so that I don't hit one over the screen. I have had zero issues with bounceback. The impact screen is tight on the top and the bottom, but I did not pull it tight on the sides. 99% of my shots hit the screen and just fall to the floor about 6-12" in front of the screen.

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