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Re: cam

2009-06-11T07:57:42-04:00

JOneida wrote:

Rene, from the pictures it looks from here like the cam needs to be buffed or filed with a fine file. I have seen this before and when I do I file the area then touch up with paint. If the filing does not take off enough this will show then we file a little more and repaint. Whenever cams show that the cable is rubbing off paint this should be done.

Thank you very much, I will test this method.

And I keep you informed

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one month later

it's OK, thank you

Statistics: Posted by rene34 — Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:57 am

cam

2009-06-10T07:38:13-04:00

Statistics: Posted by JOneida — Wed Jun 10, 2009 7:38 am

black eagle ESC - power cable

2009-06-10T03:55:40-04:00

Badger wrote:

Renee,

Check your cam for a bad edge. From the picture it appears to be it the spot where it passes around the cam.

Thank you very much and cheer

After having looked at, do I think indeed that it is the problem ?

Which is the solution? To change the cam or only to file?

Statistics: Posted by rene34 — Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:55 am

black eagle ESC - power cable

2009-06-10T02:55:42-04:00

Renee,

Check your cam for a bad edge. From the picture it appears to be it the spot where it passes around the cam.

Statistics: Posted by Badger — Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:55 am

black eagle ESC - power cable

2009-06-10T02:51:42-04:00

Rene, I was talking about the grove that the string loop sits in. My BE apparently had a small sharp edge that didnt get removed and over time it wore thru my string. Lucky for me no damage was done to the bow. the first time it happened I blamed the string, but the second time I found the problem. I had already made my post before I saw your picture.

Statistics: Posted by Badger — Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:51 am

black eagle ESC - power cable

2009-06-10T02:44:31-04:00

Joe,

Along the same lines. If you have a strand or two broke is that something to replace right away or can you get by for awhile without worry. Thanks Mark

Statistics: Posted by Badger — Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:44 am

black eagle ESC - power cable

2009-06-10T02:42:44-04:00

Thank you for these answers
it is also my idea, I should make more than 2500 shootings before breaking.
And for Mark,
"on the limb tip" What is it? Is it the hinge of the limbs ?

here the photograph of the cable, that think about it?

Statistics: Posted by rene34 — Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:42 am

black eagle

2009-06-09T17:39:12-04:00

Hi Rene34, shooting 50 pounds with a 520 grain arrow your power cables should last longer than 2500 shots. Answering Badgers questions should give us a better idea of what happened. Then we can discuss what needs to be done further.

Statistics: Posted by JOneida — Tue Jun 09, 2009 5:39 pm

black eagle ESC - power cable

2009-06-09T15:21:42-04:00

Where exactly did the cable break? Were there any strand failures first? Are there any sharp edges anywhere that the cable may contact during the draw cycle? I had a problem with a couple of broken strings on my BE ESC. After the second one a noticed a sharp edge on the limb tip. I filed it down smooth and did not have anymore failures.

Mark

Statistics: Posted by Badger — Tue Jun 09, 2009 3:21 pm

black eagle ESC - power cable

2009-06-09T14:07:33-04:00

Hello, (I am French little bit English-speaking, I make use of a translator of the Net)
After Aero Force which did not pose any problem, I passed to the Black Eagle ESC short. I draw with 50 lbs and with a 520 grain arrow, a draw length of 27, and module “F” (let off 80% ?) with strips manual.
I have a problem of frequent rupture of cable of force. I changed the yoke and the power in January. After approximately 2500 shootings, the power cable broke.
According to your standard (5000 shootings, 60lbs, 540grains) the rupture of this cable seems premature.
Can you light me?
What do I have to change? (except for the bowman).
In a friendly way

Statistics: Posted by rene34 — Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:07 pm