Cam 1/2 vs. Binary
#5
ewolf said it all. The cam and 1/2 has the draw stop engineered into the cam. The binary has a little add on knob that draws against the limb for a stop. Read Bowtech's summary to this cam on their web page. Want flawless and trouble free shooting. Hoyt's the answer.
#7
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Kansas
Please just go and shoot both and shoot which you like better. Both are quality systems, I shot both and bought a Bowtech. You do get more speed with the Bowtech, if that is something you look for.
JMAC
JMAC
#9
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Roodhouse Illinois
You were asking about Oneidas a while ago, and now your asking about the Binary cam. Well guess what? Oneida has had the same design since '82.
CP Oneida is the answer. Atleast I dont have to pay $150 on something to just change the string on it.
Want flawless and trouble free shooting?
CP Oneida is the answer. Atleast I dont have to pay $150 on something to just change the string on it.
#10
I don't know much about the binary cam system but would suppose that they work like the cam and 1/2. They appear to be a two cam bow but both cams are slaved together so they work in unison, giving the same characteristics as a solo cam bow with increased arrow speeds. IMO the solo cam craze will end with this system. Time will tell.Oh by the way, I am glad to see that everyone stands behind their equipment.


