I assume flat nock travel is a good thing.Perfectly matched wheels/cams with perfectly matched limbs should do the trick so long as the wheels/cams are timed properly.( that's just an assumption)
One cam bows, I think, were an attempt to remove the worry of having wheels out of sync. Hybrid cams were another attempt to keep the cams in time with each other all through the power stroke( neither could get ahead or behind by the way they are connected)
However, one cable links to the limb and it seems this can upset the flatness. Is that because a limb mismatch can cause a geared up/ amplified mismatch on the one cam?
Binary cams are the next step. There are no cables attached to either limb.
Is this as good as it gets? I'm only curious, but I'd love to know!!
One cam bows, I think, were an attempt to remove the worry of having wheels out of sync. Hybrid cams were another attempt to keep the cams in time with each other all through the power stroke( neither could get ahead or behind by the way they are connected)
However, one cable links to the limb and it seems this can upset the flatness. Is that because a limb mismatch can cause a geared up/ amplified mismatch on the one cam?
Binary cams are the next step. There are no cables attached to either limb.
Is this as good as it gets? I'm only curious, but I'd love to know!!