I'm currently using my net/mat setup in my garage. I have the CC Elite mat and Net Return Pro net. I hit towards my side wall. I was considering using the setup outside, as well. It dawned on me that my pool deck has a 1 degree slope. The low point would be into the net.
I started thinking about my current setup, so I measured the floor. The degree of slope was the same (1 degree). However, the low point of the slope was towards my toes.
Now I realize we probably never hit off of a perfectly level surface IRL. My question is, with the Skytrak leveled--regardless of the degree of slope--how much would the 1 degree variance in hitting surface affect the results that the Skytrak presents in any given direction? Not hitting off a tee, mind you, rather shots off the mat itself?
Or is this really a none issue? I realize 1 degree seems insignificant, but I'm thinking this could affect the unit's results?
I started thinking about my current setup, so I measured the floor. The degree of slope was the same (1 degree). However, the low point of the slope was towards my toes.
Now I realize we probably never hit off of a perfectly level surface IRL. My question is, with the Skytrak leveled--regardless of the degree of slope--how much would the 1 degree variance in hitting surface affect the results that the Skytrak presents in any given direction? Not hitting off a tee, mind you, rather shots off the mat itself?
Or is this really a none issue? I realize 1 degree seems insignificant, but I'm thinking this could affect the unit's results?