Trykon canter shot
02-06-2007, 08:27 PM
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Trykon canter shot
If anyone has a Trykon, could I trouble you to messure your center shot and axle to axle on both sides of your bow.
I just put Winner's Choice strings on to replace the floating yoke system.
Set the axle to axle dead on even on both sides, but the center shot seems way out. It measures just a hair over 13/16". Is that Right?
I paper tuned it today and have good holes but it's too cold outside to walk-back tune it.(-15 wc) Thanks.
I just put Winner's Choice strings on to replace the floating yoke system.
Set the axle to axle dead on even on both sides, but the center shot seems way out. It measures just a hair over 13/16". Is that Right?
I paper tuned it today and have good holes but it's too cold outside to walk-back tune it.(-15 wc) Thanks.
02-06-2007, 08:43 PM
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RE: Trykon canter shot
Hoyts usually measure between 3/4 - 7/8 so you are right in the middle.The Trykon is said to be a little further out than most other Hoyts,so I would think you are dead on.
02-06-2007, 09:31 PM
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RE: Trykon canter shot
Thanks T,
As far as the A to A , should it be even on both sides?
What I'm trying to determine is if the static yoke will keep the top cam straight at an even A to A .
As far as the A to A , should it be even on both sides?
What I'm trying to determine is if the static yoke will keep the top cam straight at an even A to A .
02-06-2007, 10:20 PM
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RE: Trykon canter shot
If everything is perfect,then yes,it should be.You must remember that there is no way to adjust the bottom cam and if it is off a little,you could get a false reading checking from side to side so I really never checked from side to side after adjusting the lean out.
However,the bottom has much less stress than the top so it should be perfect,or very near perfect.
Adjust the lean out at full draw and I think you will find your a-a is the same from side to side.
I just checked my bow and it is PERFECT from side to side and the lean has been adjusted out of it completely.My bow is 35 3/8" a-a.And yes,I have a static yoke.
So after all the typing,the answer is yes,it should be the same.[8D]
However,the bottom has much less stress than the top so it should be perfect,or very near perfect.
Adjust the lean out at full draw and I think you will find your a-a is the same from side to side.
I just checked my bow and it is PERFECT from side to side and the lean has been adjusted out of it completely.My bow is 35 3/8" a-a.And yes,I have a static yoke.
So after all the typing,the answer is yes,it should be the same.[8D]
