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SIBOASI S336A Squash Ball Machine FAQ
Common questions from squash clubs, coaches, schools and serious players considering the S336A squash ball machine.
Manufactured by SIBOASI and supplied by BigToy Technology in Sheffield, UK, the S336A is supported by BigToy Technology with product advice, quote guidance, delivery coordination and after-sales support.
S336A squash ball machine FAQ: quick answer
The SIBOASI S336A is a compact squash ball machine with App and remote control, built-in ball heating, battery or AC operation, an 80-ball basket and programmable drills for clubs, coaches, schools and individual players.
This FAQ is written for buyers comparing squash ball machines and checking whether the S336A fits club coaching, school training or solo practice.
Product and training
Who is the S336A best suited for?
The S336A is best suited for squash clubs, private coaches, academies, schools, universities and serious players who want repeatable feeding drills without needing another player to feed balls.
How many balls does the S336A hold?
The S336A basket holds approximately 80 squash balls, which gives longer repetition cycles than many traditional club machines.
What training modes are available?
It supports fixed point, vertical, horizontal, random, cross-court and custom drills. Coaches can use these modes for drives, drops, volleys, lobs, movement patterns and pressure drills.
Can the S336A programme custom drills?
Yes. Up to 28 feeding positions can be programmed, making it useful for structured coaching sessions and repeatable player development routines.
Control, app and remote
Can coaches adjust settings without walking back to the machine?
Yes. Speed, width, height and feed frequency can be adjusted from the remote control, with mobile App control also available.
Can the angle be adjusted remotely?
Yes. The S336A supports vertical and horizontal angle adjustment by wireless remote control or mobile App.
What are the vertical and horizontal angle levels?
The S336A has 12 vertical levels and 30 horizontal levels, giving coaches a wide range of feeding positions for different court targets.
Does it support topspin and backspin?
Yes. The S336A supports adjustable topspin and backspin so coaches can vary the feel and difficulty of feeds.
Battery, heater and setup
Can the S336A run on battery power?
Yes. It can run from AC power or its built-in rechargeable battery, which makes it practical for clubs that want to move the machine between courts without trailing power cables.
How long does the battery last?
Battery runtime is typically up to around 3-4 hours, depending on usage, settings and battery condition.
Does the S336A heat squash balls?
Yes. It has a built-in squash ball heater. Balls are normally heated after approximately 5-10 minutes.
What size is the machine?
The S336A is approximately 42 × 35.5 × 62 cm / 16.5 × 14.0 × 24.4 in, making it more compact than many traditional club machines.
Buying, shipping and support
Can BigToy Technology supply the S336A internationally?
Yes. BigToy Technology can advise current S336A availability and shipping options based on the buyer’s country, city, postcode and delivery address type.
What information should I send for a quote?
Send your country, city, postcode, delivery address type, quantity, intended use and preferred delivery timing. This helps BigToy Technology advise the best route and current availability.
Is Australian warehouse stock available?
The manufacturer has Australian warehouse options that may be available depending on stock. Ask BigToy Technology for current confirmation before ordering.
What warranty support is offered?
BigToy Technology can advise warranty, spare parts and after-sales support before purchase. The S336A pages refer to a 2-year BigToy Technology warranty.
S336A vs Squash Cannon
Is the S336A a direct replacement for Squash Cannon?
It is best described as a compact, better-value alternative. Squash Cannon remains a recognised premium traditional club machine; S336A focuses on portability, battery power, App/remote control and an 80-ball basket.
Which machine is easier to move and store?
The S336A is more compact at approximately 42 × 35.5 × 62 cm / 16.5 × 14.0 × 24.4 in and is designed for easier club movement and storage.
Does the S336A have laser targeting?
No. If laser targeting is essential, Squash Cannon has that option. If portability, battery operation, App control and ball capacity matter more, the S336A is often the practical choice.
Where can I see the full comparison?
See the full S336A vs Squash Cannon comparison for specification differences including capacity, power, control, heater, custom programmes, angle adjustment, size and warranty.
Still have a question?
Send your country, club name and intended use. BigToy Technology will reply with current S336A availability, delivery options and support guidance.