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10-28-2009, 06:23 PM

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bigcountry

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Originally Posted by Rob/PA Bowyer

With the "axles" and the bus cable it's being called a Overdrive Binary Cam. The two cams still work with one another to keep perfect synchronization. Also what this does is deliver exceptional speed in a smooth drawing bow.

Its interesting, and I am all for bringing back split cable, but I am not sure how the cams work with each other besides being connected by the string. Hope it works out.

10-29-2009, 03:25 AM

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MGH_PA

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Originally Posted by bigcountry

Its interesting, and I am all for bringing back split cable, but I am not sure how the cams work with each other besides being connected by the string. Hope it works out.

From what I gathered over on AT, the eccentric shaft is locked to the cam via a keyed spline. The lobes on the end of the shaft rotate with the cam at the same time/position. Like RJ said, it's sort of like moving the typical cable peg from inside the limb to the outside, it still ties the cams together.

I'm actually REALLY liking the looks of this bow, and I usually don't jump on new bows. I'm having Ben check on some information for me about it.