I have a semi tight space. I’m lefty and will be using the system the most. Can the system with the overhead lights/camera be set up on one side of the space offset? If so can I angle everything back to center(target) without issues. Also, if I have a righty playing, can I just move the sensor pad back and forth during play?
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Hi Fsu,
Yes you can as long as everything is square to the screen.
Alternative is offsett but square using one side of the screen which is easier.
Email me you dimensions and I will take a look for you jamie@proteeuk.co.uk -
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Wow, I didn't think you could place the camera on the same side of the sensor that you are swinging from? I guess I should consider this then if I only have 50"-60" to the right of this picture to place the VCAM, but if I moved it over to the left (as in this picture), I would have more like 70"-80"? Does VCAM camera give better readings if it is farther away from the sensor mat?
What is the actual total width/depth/height (in feet/inches) of this setup in the picture?
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Here is a quick drawing of the space. I have a few few behind the x marks if neededComment
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From the drawing if using Mevo plus, it would be simple to have some tee turf span the width of the room and hit from where ever is comfortable for left and right.
fixed in this space is a little harder.
It depends what info you want and how important is left and right to you.
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The drawing was back when I was considering the Mevo. After looking into I don’t think I have the room behind and in line with the target to make it work. If the protee would work in that offset position it may be an option. It will probably be used 90% of the time just by me(lefty) so that’s how I’d set up the lights and camera. I have a space on the other side of the garage that I could set up for left and right simultaneous(has more width) but would require cars to be moved etc. My question I guess is if I set up that permanent space, is it pretty easy to move just the sensor pad to the other side if a buddy(right handed) comes over? Hopefully that all makes senseComment
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