cam type

[skidge]

For the purpose of pinwheel software does anyone know if the nitro 2.0 cams are considered soft, medium, hard or extra hard? also have the onza3 and love it but, should the top cam almost touch the limb at rest? i'm talking millimeters. and yes the t.o.g. is adjusted correctly. thx

[Destroyer]

Welcome!

For the purpose of pinwheel software does anyone know if the nitro 2.0 cams are considered soft, medium, hard or extra hard?

If the onza was shooting the quoted IBO of 330 -340 then I would say X-hard but hard would probably be more accurate. Regardless you can enter the speed manually if you know.

[skidge]

new to site gotta figure out how to add pic. the top cam does lean and almost touches the inside of the limb. buddy just got his in today and his is the same way and his has the a standard cable guard instead of the trg

[skidge]

here u go sonny. shooting 270 with 360gr xringers

[Destroyer]

I would be doing a warranty claim on that.

[skidge]

the thing is its not hitting and shoots great and a new one that came in today is the same way

[HawgEnvy]

the thing is its not hitting and shoots great and a new one that came in today is the same way

that doesnt mean its right. id be concerned about it

[Rangerj]

Don't look right to me, I would have to complain a little.

[RLW]

For the purpose of pinwheel software does anyone know if the nitro 2.0 cams are considered soft, medium, hard or extra hard? ...........

In the help section of the program, it explains how it automatically selects cam style for you based from bow selected. In the case of the Onza3 Nitro 2 Hybrid cams, they consider Hybrid cams slaved single cams. Making it a 1 Cam X-Hard for the purposes of the programs arrow spine calc..............but does allow you the option to change this, if for some reason your personal finding do not match program selections/suggestions.

I have the Pinwheel's OnTarget2 Software, and really like it........I put my three bows in there and another three of friends of mine, and we found that once required information is acurately put in, that it is right there with our real world findings.
One of my (our) favorite features is the sight pin gap template you can print out. Get the 20yd set, adjust others per template and it has been really close out to the 60yds we use. Printed a sight tap for one of the guys that acurately shoots out to 100+yds and he said it was good too.

FYI: assuming you're using same program, make sure it's set at "SAE" and "SIACCI" in bottom left. After an update, I didn't notice I had somehow clicked "SIACCI" over to "LISTON" and thought the program was screwed up because my sight template was way off......email to customer service (great by the way) pointed me to my error.
Corrected that issue and everything was back to being right on again.

[Destroyer]

I don't think the Cat Cams or Nitro cams are that aggressive. Sure, fast, but not rip tearing from the get go.

Agree, not x-hard like some pse's, rip ya arm out!

Getting back to the cam lean, just think of what it is doing to the limbs. I would at least inquire about it.