FAQs
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Run Time vs Charge Time
The Range PickerTM collects balls for 6 hours before it automatically returns to the charging station. It charges for 2 hours, then gets right back to work.
24 Hour Day Breakdown:
Run Time: 18 hours
Charge Time: 6 hours
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Does the Range Picker automatically discharge balls?
Yes. The Range Picker holds up to 1,000 balls. When it reaches capacity, (based on weight) the autonomous robot returns to The Bridge or Drop Pit to discharge balls.
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The Bridge vs The Drop Pit - What's the difference?
The Bridge - The Range Picker automatically drives up the ramp of The Bridge and dumps the balls through grates into crates.
Installation: Above ground
Power: No power needed for The Bridge, the charging station needs power
Ball Load: 6,000-12,000
Time Saved: 5 labor hours
Staff Requirement: Collect the filled crates, wash balls and return them into circulation
The Drop Pit - The Range Picker automatically drives over The Drop Pit and discharges the balls through grates. The balls are washed on the spot. The clean balls get vacuumed back to the dispenser or ball hopper returning into circulation.
Installation: Underground
Power: Requires 110v power, water, drainage to the Drop-Pit. Requires 220v at the dispenser/hopper for the control board and vacuum.
Ball Load: More than you'll ever need! 540,000 (capacity of the washer)
Time Saved: 8 labor hours
Staff Requirement: None
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Does the equipment come with warranty?
The Range Picker comes with a one year warranty and the battery is covered under a four year warranty.
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What happens if The Range Picker unit stops working?
The Range Picker is about efficiency and round the clock work, so at 3mph there is a lot less unnecessary wear and tear on the drive system and picking system than let's say the old-school vehicles used to collect balls on the driving range. The Range Picker won't be gunning it down the range at 15 MPH, to see if it can shave time off it's last record.
In the rare case that a part needs to be replaced, we do keep spare parts in-house, so they can easily be shipped anywhere in the US.
OnPar Automation handles support for the Range Picker. Simply call us at:
720-800-0190 | Extension 3
We will be able to log into your robot remotely and diagnose any issues. If spare parts are needed, we can usually send them out the next business day.
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What is Inrange?
InRange is a state of the art tracking and gaming system for the driving range. This innovative technology allows you to play games at the range, hundreds of world famous courses and a sophisticated app for tracking your practice. InRange uses radar technology to track every shot to within an inch. This technology is a great way to increase your range traffic as well as food and beverage sales. To learn more about this award-winning technology, contact our Sales Team.
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Can I lease The Range Picker?
Yes. The Range Picker is available for lease. We have two package options:
Range Picker + The Bridge
Includes ball picker, The Bridge, charging station, base station, installation and remote monitoring app. The terms of the lease are 48 months. Annual support fees apply.
Range Picker + The Drop Pit
Includes ball picker, Drop Pit, charging station, base station and installation and remote monitoring app. The terms of the lease are 48 months. Annual support fees apply.
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