ATA Bow Tech String & Cable Systems 2

Question 1

A bow technician notices one cam is rotating ahead of the other at full draw. What is the most likely cause?

Accepted Answer

Cam timing/synchronization issue caused by unequal cable or string length

Answer

Limb twist

Answer

Arrow spine mismatch

Answer

Incorrect arrow rest position

Question 2

What tool is essential for safely removing or pressing a compound bow's string and cables?

Accepted Answer

Bow press

Answer

Draw board

Answer

Nocking pliers

Answer

D-loop pliers

Question 3

What is a 'peep sight,' and where is it typically installed?

Accepted Answer

A small ring installed in the bow string that aligns with the front sight at full draw

Answer

A magnifying lens attached to the sight, mounted on the riser

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A rear iron sight attached to the cable slide

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A level installed near the nock point

Question 4

When installing a peep sight, the technician should ensure it:

Accepted Answer

Aligns perfectly with the archer's eye at full draw without rotation

Answer

Rotates freely at all times

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Points slightly upward to compensate for arrow drop

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Is placed directly at the nock point

Question 5

What is the purpose of a D-loop (string loop) on a compound bow string?

Accepted Answer

To provide a consistent, protected attachment point for a mechanical release aid

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To attach the peep sight securely

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To reduce string stretch near the nock point

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To serve as a backup nock point

Question 6

What is the correct material typically used for tying a D-loop?

Accepted Answer

BCY D-loop cord or similar polyester rope material

Answer

Dacron string material

Answer

Monofilament nylon line

Answer

Braided steel wire

Question 7

After replacing strings and cables, what critical adjustment should the technician verify first?

Accepted Answer

Cam timing and synchronization

Answer

Arrow rest height

Answer

Peep sight rotation

Answer

D-loop length