Yes, short bows and long arms will test limbs to their limits; more so with shorter strings.
I agree with your brace height v energy graph. I think I described it as power stroke and average draw weight/force.
Long string gives a long but light push to the arrow; the medium string gives a shorter but stronger push; very short string gives high force but very little power stroke.
My thoughts are, like yours, a curve that flattens out ( and turns downwards) with a peak at some part but not at the end.
Without a chrono???? I can't see any way that the theory could be wrong, I just can't guess where the high spot would be. I would guess it's around the BH that is recommended by the manufacturer. That may not be scientific but if we have to prove everything we say before we say it; life would be very tedious.
I agree with your brace height v energy graph. I think I described it as power stroke and average draw weight/force.
Long string gives a long but light push to the arrow; the medium string gives a shorter but stronger push; very short string gives high force but very little power stroke.
My thoughts are, like yours, a curve that flattens out ( and turns downwards) with a peak at some part but not at the end.
Without a chrono???? I can't see any way that the theory could be wrong, I just can't guess where the high spot would be. I would guess it's around the BH that is recommended by the manufacturer. That may not be scientific but if we have to prove everything we say before we say it; life would be very tedious.