As an alternative approach. You could just holds the pin cartridge over the spare lefthand sight tape that corresponds to your set up and line up the 20and then note ranges for the 2nd and 3rd pin. Move your indicators to match and go out and test…

Ive just started using the ultraview scope on my Phase 4 housed on tetra max mount and love it , Ive always been a single pin guy but decided to run an Ultraview 2 pin on my Triax which is being set up as a hunting bow (until I get a lift lol) , ive found that at 65 pound draw , 435gr arrows running 275, my second pin is spot on at 20 yard diff from my top pin)20yd zero) , tested it at different yard settings and always 20 diff for the most so , just getting used to a dual pin but I can se how everyones milage may change depending on their bow/arrow/setup/speed etc. but once you know the number it is useful , yes an adjustable second pin would be better but I mean who doesnt verify/test their settings/dope anyway .....

Isn't the middle yardage indicator needle tied to the top pin?

Like vertical pins for better viewing, but not having the ability to match 20,30,40 is a deal breaker for me. I will stick with what I got with horizontal pins.

Pointless setup imho. A two pin fixed makes some sense with two adjustable indicators because you can shoot them both as rovers. This presents a nice sight picture but if you can’t adjust them to usable yardages for quick shots in hunting it’s a hard pass.

Ultaview could have made those pins adjustable. Smh. They had all the time in the world to get it right