Fish

Without the manual, which probably hasn't been printed yet, it would be guessig at what the measurement would be from the limb to the module screw. I'll throw in my 2 cents, hopefully it helps you. You could try the following procedure. I have used this to tune/time several single cam bows and it works well. You should start with the bow measuring at spec, meaning the axle to axle should be at or very close to the advertised measurement, as well as the brace height. The limb bolts should be maxed when measuring. If the measurements are at the advertised lengths, and the limb bolts maxed, the bow should be pulling at or sightly above the max draw weight. Set the nocking point at square or slightly above and shoot through paper. If it tears low, the timimg is off and you will need to twist the cable shorter. If it tears high, the timing is off, take twists out of the cable. When you get it close you should reset the nock to sqaure or slightly above and reshoot through paper. Once you get the bow shooting a good hole with the nocking point set at or slightly above square, the bow is in time. Mark the cam and finish your tuning. I use reflective tape to mark the cam on my Patriot.

I hope this helps.

MN_BOWHUNTER