I have a low basement (6 feet) and I would like to know if I can use the Solo hitter in my basement?
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My husband says if it's for someone 5 ft-ish or shorter it will work, but if they're taller and swing the right way, your bat would hit the ceiling when following through. Hope that helps....we had ours in the garage and our son used it for several years until he grew to be about 5'2.
1690011
No doubt! It does not require alot of space. Depending on who tall the hitter is your follow through may be a problem.
1690012
Garage is a great place to use the solohitter. As long as you have enough room to swing you should be fine.
1690013
A couple of important questions ... How tall are you? When you cock the bat, how high is the top of the bat? If the answers to both questions is less than 6 feet, you shouldn't have any problems unless a third question comes into play ... are you still growing? My grand daughter is 10 years old and uses it every day. It is a good product.
1690014
depends on the size of the hitter. my kids (10 and 8) would have no problem at all, but a taller kid would have a swing with follow thru that would hit a 6ft ceiling. The Solo hitter itself wouldnt be a problem at all
2079017
I would love to help, but i bought this as a gift. And, my nephew and wife live in a house without a basement.So, i really do not know. Good luck.
617200
Yes you can ... The carpet does not affect its performance ... intact my basement is partially carpet and that's where I do most of work-outs. The Perfect push ups are steardy and strong they are worth the money....
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I have mine in the basement too. From the ground it's less than 11 inches. The step up height is very low for this elliptical.
851648
The AP has a two speed fan, low speed is a lot quieter If I want to use it upstairs. Both would be excellent for basement use, can't beleve the difference it made after just 2 days!.
712572
My basement area is approximately 650 square feet. Using only two of heating elements keeps the area comfortable. After a short period, have to turn down.
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Hello, I have my living air in the basement on low 750 ft. Any higher than that, it travels through out the next level. We don't need it for two levels but it does both if we turn it up. I don't feel a need for a second unit, because it normally does the job in a day or two max and then you can move it to another level. I don't feel the need to run all the time, but you can. I can get rid of kitchen odors,(cooking fondue, or deep fry fish) in normally 8-12 hours and you can't tell you even cooked a thing.
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The concern would be with clogging. As for the distance, it should be fine. I have it pulling stale air from my basement for about the same distance.
960752
It could be in the basement. We have it inside our garage and it operates quietly. It is very efficient and provides plenty of water pressure.
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There is, I have used it from the 2nd floor of our townhouse to the basement. I don't think you will have an issue.
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most certainly, works well, make sure you install grill between basement and first floor to allow air to move
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I don't know, but you should mount this meter inside the basement area prior to running the pipe outside. It does not need to be close to the fan as it measures the vacuum within the pipe.
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The directions say 32". (FYI, narrower gets you more inherent instability to stabilize in your exercise; wider gets you good burn in the chest for pec flyes, etc.) So considering that you'll be stuck with one distance, I'd go with Lifeline's suggested 32", which is TWO standard wall or ceiling beam distances part. That's the distance I just used in my basement and it works very well.
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It would work amazing, one will be plenty ! These subs hit very hard, you will be more than fine with this for music only in a basement !
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I didn't end up keeping this product because all the parts were not included. It is rather large, though, so it depends on how much room you have in your basement. It goes to 7.5 feet, I believe.
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I put one in the lowest part of the home where Radon comes from the floor in the basement and crawl space areas. I would think if you put one at the lowest area your living, you should be all set and get a good idea of the levels. The directions on how to set it up is straight forward so give it a go.
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None what so ever, I have mine in the basement under the kitchen in a joist cavity and no issues. You can always place a layer of bat insulation in the cavity to prevent further. There is not much bass generation mostly directional surround of mid's and tweets.