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Okay, so we're right back at it where we left off last time.

We're going to pick up with a question here from Jeremy Cheek.

He's asking about yoke tuning, which is where your cable splits and makes a Y.

You call that the yoke cable.

He says yoke tuning at rest, meaning while your bow is at rest or versus full draw.

And arrow knock effect and arrow knock effect on arrow flight speed knock versus factory

knock.

So a couple questions here.

But first off, when it comes to yoke tuning, anytime you have a bow you want to make

sure I always check my bows while they're full draw.

I like either the top cam or the top wheel to be totally vertical at full draw.

I like the string and cable to track perfectly down that track.

So especially when I set up a new set of strings and cables, I'll draw that bow back and

look at that bow from behind it at full draw and I'll look at my cam lean and my angles.

And then I'll go ahead and twist up how I need to in order to make it work.

When you're looking at it from the back, if the wheel is leaning to the left and by the

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