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1) Check that all parts/components are aligned and that the Nova appears symmetrical from a bird's eye view. In particular, the thick, fixed gooseneck🦆 should be symmetrically aligned and pointing straight forward. When unboxing a new Nova unit, lifting the gooseneck from its boxed side-lying position can knock it out of its symmetrically centred alignment position. (happened to me, 🤪yikes)
I also got myself a Nova Pro S and had 2 sessions so far.
The calibration on mine seems a little off. If I do the calibration test with everything at 0 the balls barely touch the base-line or fly out. I need to set 9-10 short in the calibration so that the ball lands 1m behind the net. I only do custom drills which work ok except for higher underspin balls, which tend to fly out when I go over 2.0 speed. Still I'm wondering what causes the offset of my robot.
I saw that you place your robot right at the edge of the table for Pos. 7+9.
I divided the table into three thirds (152,5cm/3 = 50,833cm), subtracted the robot's width (50,833 - 17,6 = 33,233cm), divided by two to center it within that third equals roughly 16,6cm from the sideline. For me then the 15° drills work as they should.
Also I'm using an angle tool on my smartphone to quickly set up those 15° - takes me roughly 10sec.