Stu has just released a new version of his Dynamic Spine Calculator with some additional bells and whistles. I have been testing it using Mac Excel, Microsoft Excel and openoffice.org. All three are consistent.
Note: There is one known issue related to using this calculator with "Open Office". If the "0" center cut position is selected then the bow dynamic requirement will be shown as 5# too high.
You may download the calculator and instructions at
http://www.heilakka.com/stumiller/
Regards
Les Heilakka
Thanks, Les!
Good stuff, thank you! It was very accurate for me on the wood and aluminum arrows, but on my Beman MFX Classic 500's it showed them very light spined compared to the results I'm getting.
Ken
Kenneth If time allows email Stu from the download page. I am sure he would be interested in knowing if a particular arrow was not working. There may be an inaccurate number. I know in the begining there was an error on one of the Carbon Express Heritage arrows due to rounding numbers.
thanks Les, will do.
Ken
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This is pretty much right on for the 2 bows I shoot now. Third one on the way in a couple days...bet it will be bang on too.
Thanks this calc is great. :thumbsup:
I don't have excel or an equivalent program. Are there any programs I can download to allow use of this? Preferably virus free...
Google "Open Office". It is a free package like Microsoft's "Office" package distributed world wide by Sun Microsystems. Exceptional, and FREE!. You need to be on a high speed connection, or you will never get the thing downloaded in your lifetime though.
There is a program called "Calc" in it that is just like Excel.
BobW
Thanks Bob!!
Just remember with Open Office and center cut at 0 there is a +5 error.. No one has been able to figure out why. Just subtract 5
will do...thanks
QuoteOriginally posted by metsastaja:
Note: There is one known issue related to using this calculator with "Open Office". If the "0" center cut position is selected then the bow dynamic requirement will be shown as 5# too high.
Many thanks for that tidbit of information...it explains a few things! :banghead:
darn cc bows...... see the problems they cause. :saywhat:
Fine Job!! Thanks for Sharing!!
How do you measure distance off center? And what is a center cut bow? One that the riser plate is at zero, or one that the center of the nocked arrow is at zero?