Cordless option for pitching machine

[Rlsterling3]

Just thought I’d share this. Recently purchased a battery inverter to power a jugs super softball pitching machine. Picked the inverter up from Home Depot. Plenty of power and with the 2 6Ah batteries I theoretically should be able to get 3 1/2 hours continuous use without the need to drag power cords across the field. On the plus side it will work great to keep phones and electronics charged during tournaments (game changer) in addition to being able to plug in fans etc for those hotter summer months. Great purchase, whisper quiet, no gas or oil needed option.

Ryobi 18-Volt 1800-Watt Power Station Battery Inverter Push Button Battery Generator/8-Port Charger​

 

[yocoach]

Just thought I’d share this. Recently purchased a battery inverter to power a jugs super softball pitching machine. Picked the inverter up from Home Depot. Plenty of power and with the 2 6Ah batteries I theoretically should be able to get 3 1/2 hours continuous use without the need to drag power cords across the field. On the plus side it will work great to keep phones and electronics charged during tournaments (game changer) in addition to being able to plug in fans etc for those hotter summer months. Great purchase, whisper quiet, no gas or oil needed option.

Ryobi 18-Volt 1800-Watt Power Station Battery Inverter Push Button Battery Generator/8-Port Charger​

Ryobi isn't the only manufacturer of these. Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita and others do as well. As a matter of fact, Milwaukee's mother company owns Ryobi also.

 

[Rlsterling3]

Ryobi isn't the only manufacturer of these. Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita and others do as well. As a matter of fact, Milwaukee's mother company owns Ryobi also.

Everything I own is Milwaukee. The only reason I didn’t go Milwaukee is they don’t keep theirs in stock anywhere and I’m impatient. Home Depot has the ryobi and I get a discount so here we are lol