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Thread: Bow Torque Chart-Updated 2-20-2011

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    Lightbulb Bow Torque Chart-Updated 2-20-2011

    Hello,
    I just tested the new Prime bow and added the results to my chart.
    If you like archery technical info this is for you.
    Have fun and ponder the results!
    Comments or questions are welcome
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    Any idea what the Pure would be? Thanks for posting this Oldbuck.
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    Lightbulb Like to test a Pure

    Quote Originally Posted by 3drchr View Post
    Any idea what the Pure would be? Thanks for posting this Oldbuck.
    Hello,
    I don't have one to test, but I think its a modified GT500 which did pretty good.

    Ask Elite to send me one to test and I'll post the results.

    I would really like to test the Tour, that looks like a winner!

    thanks
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    That is surprising to see the Centroid is the same as the Vantage Elite Plus...and somewhat disappointing. I thought the Centroid would have been better. Maybe I don't understand the idea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alaz View Post
    That is surprising to see the Centroid is the same as the Vantage Elite Plus...and somewhat disappointing. I thought the Centroid would have been better. Maybe I don't understand the idea.
    Exactly what I first thought. Quite surprising.
    Ive only experience with the BT flex guard first hand, but this makes me think the flex and bent rods just don't unload as much side torque as a tilt tamer does.

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    Quote Originally Posted by L-train View Post
    Exactly what I first thought. Quite surprising.
    Ive only experience with the BT flex guard first hand, but this makes me think the flex and bent rods just don't unload as much side torque as a tilt tamer does.
    Perhaps bc they are not so tuneable, just a solution "for everybody" ... I am anxious to try the Tilt Tamer myself Lonnie; how are you liking yours after those weeks tinkering?
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    Quote Originally Posted by superdiablo View Post
    Perhaps bc they are not so tuneable, just a solution "for everybody" ... I am anxious to try the Tilt Tamer myself Lonnie; how are you liking yours after those weeks tinkering?
    Im really liking it.
    One thing you will like Jav, is that the "limits" the slide can be set at, or full draw and at rest positions are controllable. So with your thin arrows and small vanes you can set the at rest position(probabaly close to where your offset rod had you clearance or closer) to eliminate some of the side loading, then of course the full draw can also be set.
    I can't wait to hear what you think Javier, this is right up your alley.
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    Why not just offer a cable guard that has a bend to it? Would it not provide the same reduced torque and fletching clearance with out the added weight?

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    I had been hearing some really great reports on that bow (which it still may be) but very interesting findings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 3Fletch View Post
    Why not just offer a cable guard that has a bend to it? Would it not provide the same reduced torque and fletching clearance with out the added weight?
    No, the Tilt Tamer is a step ahead of the bent rods. Since at full draw the vanes projection would hit the cables, it allows for lesser torque; think that cables at full draw can be tuned/placed so that they are 1mm away from the shaft itself!
    Go to its web page and carefully observ the video and youŽll see what we mean.

    http://tilttamer.com/
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