Thanks Nathan , I needed to adjust my draw 1/4 inch shorter , didn’t realize you could go in between numbers. With your instructions it was easy.
@SomewhereInWisconsin3 жыл бұрын
This and Set Reset video have been super helpful. Thanks, Nathan!
@nathanbrooks43242 жыл бұрын
Great to hear!
@Deuce-G-RC3 жыл бұрын
Nate, thanks for such an informative video! I actually came across your channel due to a super helpful reply to a comment you left for someone on another video regarding just this topic. It’s great to see such altruistic spreading of knowledge - thanks for being an awesome bro, my bro! While I don’t yet have an Elite with this awesome cam system, I am hopeful of getting my hands on one soon (the 2020 Rezult - hoping Elite decides to clear their warehouse of them sometime soon!), and this video makes me want to snag one even more! Haha A bit off topic, but my current bow is a “do it all” bow - the Elite Ritual 35. The bow is amazing, but I’m having a few issues getting things “just right”. 70# limbs, 29” D/L mod on the bow. I took two turns out, and the draw weight peak is showing 65#. The valley was pretty tiny when at 70#/max, but now it’s even smaller - any slight creep and it wants to go hard (and has caused a misfire once or twice)! The limb stops appear to be in the longest position for both top and bottom. I am looking to add a few twists to the string to slight shorten my D/L (1/8”-1/4”), but I’m concerned that this will make my tiny valley non-existent. Any insight/advice here would be much appreciated! If I didn’t cover all the bases of info, please let me know. Subbed to your channel - I’m about to binge watch you this afternoon. Thanks again - best to you and yours, my man! GG
@nathanbrooks43243 жыл бұрын
Hey Deuce! When you twist your strings it won’t affect your valley. I do know exactly what you mean by it changes the valley. On that model when you lower the pounds it will make the valley shorter because it changes the angle of the limbs... that causes the landing pad to act as if it is larger so it stops the “roll over” of the cam from going deeper into the valley. There really aren’t any great options. If you can acquire a bit smaller limb stops or a little smaller landing pads you can get a better valley. It can only be a little bit smaller or it’ll cause the cams to lock up. But if you change it remember to change it back when you crank the pounds back up.
@Deuce-G-RC3 жыл бұрын
@@nathanbrooks4324 Awesome - thanks,:my good man! Any recommendations on what to potentially use for different limb stops and/or pads? I think I’ve read on Archery Talk of people using a screw wrapped in felt....not sure if this is recommended or not, though. I did notice after checking the limb stops tonight that I must really be pulling hard into that back wall (lil bit of fear of any creep pulling me down range! Haha), as under the stops on the cam, there was a bit of wear. Appreciate you - thanks much, and have a good one! GG
@averagejackarchery4 жыл бұрын
Easy peasy! Well done, bud.
@jeffhartmann24692 жыл бұрын
Nathan!…thanks for illustrating holding the cam up and showing us where the screws are and which ones you use to make the adjustment. I’m coming to see u and Darrin in April at Lancaster’s. Bringing my Elite bows (I have 5). Please……show me how to set up my center shot while positioning my Hamskea arrow rest in the right place on the bow. I also need "hands on" help with positioning and tying my D-loop. Hope u and Darrin can help me. THANKS
@nathanbrooks43242 жыл бұрын
Awesome! Looking forward to coming up and sharing what we know. I want to be fairly "hands on" and also we plan on opening it up to answering specific questions just like you posted here. I will happily answer those questions and show you how when we get there! See you soon!
@jeffhartmann41642 жыл бұрын
@@nathanbrooks4324 Thanks for responding. I just purchased a Hamskea Epsilon arrow rest and will bring it with me. I want to place it on my Elite Result 36 while getting some coaching from you and getting my center shot set correctly and finally....tying my own D-loop (may take a few trys 😁). WAY TO GO NICK KAPPOS!
@Firebutton4 жыл бұрын
The Rezult was the best archery purchase I’ve ever made
@MaxxHDROM4 жыл бұрын
again thanks for the vid. now do a chrono with different arrow weights :)
@michaelturner94503 жыл бұрын
Just bought the 2020 kure and love it! I've shot it 100 + times and noticed the bottom limb stop is not hitting the wall. Is this a string cable stretch issue that effects timing? I moved them out one more hole and marked them with a silver sharpie and the bottom does touch now but still not as much as the top. Again LOVE the bow. You guys knocked it out of the park. Iv been a Mathews shooter for years and never had a two cam system so I need some feed back on how to remedy this or if I'm being too particular. Thanks and keep up the good work!
@nathanbrooks43243 жыл бұрын
Hey Michael! So hang with me on this one... if you time the cable stops to hit perfectly both limb stops will not hit perfectly. I know this makes you scratch your head as to why but that is just how it works. If you want both limb stops to hit equally you will need to change your cam timing slightly. The bow isn’t “out of time” if you choose to do that because with both cams being slaved together they will stop and go equally. The bow will still tune perfectly. Remember that this could vary per draw length. So, I’m gonna throw one at you that you might like or maybe not. But personally I loved the way it felt. I only used one limb stop (on the top cam) and timed the bottom cable stop to hit equally. To me it feels awesome! Just remember that this system is crazy versatile and don’t get your mind “stuck in a box” thinking it can only be one specific way. It’s technically not a 2 cam bow, it’s binary. Which means timing doesn’t need to be equal for each cam to be “in sync”
@michaelturner94503 жыл бұрын
@@nathanbrooks4324 thanks for the feed back! I will try that and see how it feels. 🤘🏼
@chuckneely81682 жыл бұрын
@@nathanbrooks4324 I have been working on and learning my new Rezult 36 today. This info in the above reply about limb stops not hitting equally like the cable stop timing just enlightened me to all the possibilities for fine tuning. I was really scratching my head and saying WTH? today after timing it to the cable stops and then wanting to try the limb stops. I was puzzled until reading this, and understanding now I can use limb stops and just time to the limb stops if desired. That nugget along with how to set the mods- in between numbers for 1/4 inch tweaks- man I'm excited now to get back in the shop tomorrow to continue super tuning. I love my Ritual 35 but this may take micro tuning to a new level with the Rezult! Thanks Nathan!