What is Batak
Batak
is
an
electronic
reaction
game,
originally
designed
as
a
tennis
trainer
(Bat
Attack)
it
has
evolved
into
a
popular
attraction
for
exhibition
booths
and
conventions,
easy
to
understand,
intuitive
play,
it
attracts
interest wherever it goes.
Batak
Pro,
Amsterdam
for
TAG
Heuer
with
extensive
branding
to
backdrop
&
branded leaderboard header
Pro or Lite?
There are two different Batak versions, the original - Pro on the left (below) has 12 buttons and is physically larger than Lite which features 8 buttons, both play in exactly the same way. Pro is larger and gives players more of a ‘workout’ Lite gives smaller players a more even chance to compete.Batak Dimensions
Pro 2080w 950d 1950h Lite 1143w 950d 1800h Reactions Table 1450w 900d 900h Magnetic Leaderboard 250w 350d 1900h All dims are in mm.
Wall Mounting Batak
Enterleisure can provide drawings and guides for wall mounting either version of Batak on your exhibition stand, we also supply the mounting kit and will assist your stand builder at the installation stage.
What
is
the
difference
between
Batak
Lite
®
and
Batak Pro
®
?
The
real
differences
are
pretty
obvious
-
Pro
is
bigger,
just
over
2m
wide,
it
stands
out
more
and
it
is
a
bit
harder
to
play,
it
tests
peripheral
vision
much
more
and
it
is
harder
to
reach
-
more
of
a
workout
-
because
it
is
big
it
does
make
quite
a
statement
too
but
the
game
modes
and
the
principals
are
pretty
well
the
same,
Pro
has
a
‘Junior
Mode’
which
switches
of
the
top
row
of
buttons
for
those
who
cannot
reach
them
-
Lite
is
smaller
so
the
buttons
are
easier
to
reach
and
closer
together,
the
better
option
if
you
are
wearing
restrictive
clothing
or
if
you
are
in
a
warm
room
and
make
no
mistake
-
when
Batak
Lite
is
branded
it
really
catches the eye.
Where did the name Batak
®
come from?
Wikipedia
refers
to
Batak
people
in
Sumatra,
Indonesia
and
the
Philippines
but
do
not
make
the
mistake
of
assuming
that
Batak
in
this
instance
is
a
reference to a mystical game from the East.
Apparently
early
versions
of
Batak
®
were
actually
tennis
training
devices
and
players
used
a
type
of
bat
to
hit
the
buttons
as
they
illuminated
like
a
sort
of
high
tech
Whack
the
Mole
game
and
the
name
Bat
Attack
was
how
it
was
known.
These
days
the
bat
has
gone
but
the
name
which
was
originally
‘Bat
Attack’
remains.
No
you
cannot
use
a
bat
any
more,
hands
only these days please!
Batak Service and Parts
Are
you
a
Batak
operator
having
issues
with
your
machine,
lost
the
digital
voice,
having
problems
with
the
power
supply,
need
new
buttons,
buton
fixings or need spare leds for the buttons?
Having difficulty obtaining Batak parts or service?
We
offer
a
comprehensive
service
and
repair
facility
including
frame
welding,
we
stock
spare
end
caps
and
have
a
specialist
technician
who
can
deal
with
circuit
board
and
chip
problems
for
you,
we
even
hold
obsolete
audio
chips
for
early
versions
of Batak Lite.
Two
player
Reaction
Table,
not
an
actual
Batak
product
but
very
similar,
very
robust
and 1 or 2 player options.
+44 1432 850458
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What is Batak
Batak is an electronic reaction game, originally designed as a tennis trainer (Bat Attack) it has evolved into a popular attraction for exhibition booths and conventions, easy to understand, intuitive play, it attracts attention wherever it goes.
There
are
two
different
Batak
versions,
the
original
-
Pro
on
the
left
(below)
has
12
buttons
and
is
physically
larger
than
Lite
which
features
8
buttons, both play in exactly the same way
Click the
picture to
enlarge
Batak Dimensions
Pro 2080w 950d 1950h Lite 1143w 950d 1800h Reactions Table 1450w 900d 900h Magnetic Leaderboard 250w 350d 1900h All dims are in mm.
Wall Mounting Batak
Enterleisure can provide drawings and guides for wall mounting either version of Batak on your exhibition stand, we also supply the mounting kit and will assist your stand builder at the installation stage. What is the difference between Batak Lite ® and Batak Pro ® ? The real differences are pretty obvious - Pro is bigger, just over 2m wide, it stands out more and it is a bit harder to play, it tests peripheral vision much more and it is harder to reach - more of a workout - because it is big it does make quite a statement too but the game modes and the principals are pretty well the same, Pro has a ‘Junior Mode’ which switches of the top row of buttons for those who cannot reach them - Lite is smaller so the buttons are easier to reach and closer together, the better option if you are wearing restrictive clothing or if you are in a warm room and make no mistake - when Batak Lite is branded it really catches the eye. Where did the name Batak ® come from? Wikipedia refers to Batak people in Sumatra, Indonesia and the Philippines but do not make the mistake of assuming that Batak in this instance is a reference to a mystical game from the East. Apparently early versions of Batak ® were actually tennis training devices and players used a type of bat to hit the buttons as they illuminated like a sort of high tech Whack the Mole game and the name Bat Attack was how it was known. These days the bat has gone but the name which was originally ‘Bat Attack’ remains. No you cannot use a bat any more, hands only these days please!
