Twists in strings and cables...
10-30-2002 | 02:14 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Twists in strings and cables...
8pt got me thinking, can you put too many twists in a string or cables? Besides the slightly added weight it would create (assuming strings/cables of equal length, one with more twists than the other requiring more material), is there any detriment to doing so? Do you see any benefits?
10-31-2002 | 11:34 AM
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RE: Twists in strings and cables...
Yes you can. I ordered a Winners Choice string and cable setup for my SQ2 and the cable they sent me was 3/8" too long. I thought, well I can twist the cable to bring it back to spec(a to a, and draw weight) Once I did that, the left side of the cable was very (1/4"
close to the idler wheel, and after about 50 shots, the top axle started to make a creaking noise from the higher pressure from the left side every time I drew the bow. I talked to WC and they sent me out a new cable that was the correct length and after a few shots the creak went away. By the way, it wasn't WC who sent me the wrong length cable but they replaced it at no cost to me, pretty good customer service if ya ask me.
Edited by - mshane on 10/31/2002 12:35:57
close to the idler wheel, and after about 50 shots, the top axle started to make a creaking noise from the higher pressure from the left side every time I drew the bow. I talked to WC and they sent me out a new cable that was the correct length and after a few shots the creak went away. By the way, it wasn't WC who sent me the wrong length cable but they replaced it at no cost to me, pretty good customer service if ya ask me.Edited by - mshane on 10/31/2002 12:35:57
