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Senior Member
Forked Horn
Aigil Cam Noise ??
Hi all, just picked up a used Aigil and when you draw it right as the cam rolls over there's a noise. Not a creaky noise, almost like a string noise. Anyone else have this. Does the serving dry out or stretch? Hard to explain. Had my buddy stand next to it, but couldn't tell what it was. It's different.
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Respected Member
Ten Point
The draw stop is probably set wrong, it should contact the limb as soon as the bow breaks over to 80% effective let off.
How long is the valley?
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Senior Member
Forked Horn
Kevin,roughly an inch or two, some of the sound is the draw stop hitting the limb. There's moleskin wrapped around the stop and on the limb.
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Respected Member
Ten Point
The draw stop is set wrong and you need an O-ring on it with heat shrink over that.
What is the draw length?
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Senior Member
Forked Horn
30" Draw. The stop is at 1.9 per the spec sheet. I'll o-ring and heat shrink it. Thanks.
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Senior Member
Six Point
I just picked up an Aigil myself and while I was told it was a 29" draw I found out that it is actually set at 28.5 (#4 mod). They also had the draw stop set so it was hitting way too late in the draw. I had the same problems you did. I could hear the cable serving rubbing on the cam track. After putting it on my draw board I could see that the peak let off point was way before the draw stop was hitting so I set it to where it peaked according to my draw board. It turns out that after looking at the Aigil specs it is exactly where it should be. I would definitely make sure the drop stop is set correctly.
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Senior Member
Forked Horn
Thanks for the info. I put a oring and heat shrink on the draw stop, that cured the noise hitting the limb. As for the draw stop itself, i'll have to tweak it. Any idea how much to move it. It appears to be where it supposed to be-1.9?
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Senior Member
Six Point
Do you happen to have a draw board or have access to one? Like Kevin said, you need to set it to where the bow hits 80% let off.
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Senior Member
Forked Horn
draw board
My buddy has one. I'll be paying him a visit today after work. Thanks for your help.
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Senior Member
Six Point
Put the bow in the draw board and crank it until you get to as close to 80% let off as possible. My Aigil is currently set at 65 lbs so when I got to 13 lbs I knew I was where I wanted to be. Mark that spot with a marker or pencil. Do not attempt to adjust the draw stop with the bow fully drawn in the draw board! If something were to let loose and the bow were to fire you could do some very serious damage to your fingers if they were anywhere near the cam.
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