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ARCHERY CAMS
SUPPLEMENTS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND ADJUSTMENT OF DRAW LENGTH
Cyber SX Cam
Ignitor 3 Single Cam
Lightning Cam
Micro Cyber Cam
Hyper-Max & Micro-Max Cam
WARNING: A FULL OR PARTIAL DRY FIRE OF ANY BOW CAN CAUSE SERIOUS
DAMAGE TO LIMBS, CAMS, AXLES, SPACERS, PIVOTS OR STRINGS. SHOULD THIS EVER
OCCUR, HAVE YOUR BOW INSPECTED IMMEDIATELY BY YOUR ARCHERY DEALER OR
PRO SHOP BEFORE DRAWING OR SHOOTING.
Browning Trademarks licensed from Browning
PN A60190
ECLIPSE SLX, ECLIPSE SL-36,
MIRAGE SX, MIRAGE 33
TORNADO & AMBUSH XB
CYBER CAM ™
CYBER CAM SX ™
ADJUSTING DRAW
LENGTH AND LET-OFF
The Eclipse SLX, Eclipse SL-36,
Mirage SX, Mirage 33 and Ambush
XB have 3" of draw length adjustment in 1/2" increments and actual
let-off settings of 80% w/ 65%
option. The Tornado has 5" of draw
length adjustment, also in 1/2"
increments and let-off settings of
75% w/ 65% option. The draw
length and let-off is adjusted the
same way for all Cyber Cam
and Ignitor 3 Cam model bows.
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NOTE: IF YOU NEED TO CHANGE THE
STRING ON ANY OF THE BOW MODELS
MENTIONED IN THIS BOOKLET, PLEASE
SEE YOUR ARCHERY DEALER OR PRO
SHOP FOR HELP.
CHANGING DRAW LENGTH
IGNITOR 3 ™
FIGURE A
You will notice that the Cyber Cam
and Ignitor 3 Cam consist of three
layers or tracks. The draw length
setting is found on the inner cam
(middle track.) Note the letters and
hash marks on the middle track
(Figure A). “A” is the longest draw
length setting, “C” or “E”(depending on your model bow), is the
shortest setting. Moving the middle
track down the alphabet, for example, from “A” to “B,” “B” to “C,”
etc., shortens the draw length one
whole inch. Moving from a letter to
a hash mark between the letters,
shortens or lengthens the draw
length in 1/2" increments, so you
can precisely fit your draw length.
FIGURE C
NOTE: IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO RELAX
YOUR BOW TO CHANGE DRAW LENGTH
OR LET-OFF.
IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO
RELAX YOUR BOW
Remove the flathead socket screw
with a 3/32" Allen wrench at the
top of the middle track (Figure B).
You may have to move the string
aside to access the screw.
Completely remove the screw and
rotate the middle track until your
desired draw length, indicated by a
letter or hash mark, is at the pointer, or sharp end of the cam (Figure
C). The screw will line up and
drop into one of the two holes as
the middle track is rotated to your
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selected mark. Use the Allen
wrench to tighten the screw. This
is all that is required to adjust your
draw length.
ADRENALINE SX
ADRENALINE 33
IMPULSE LS
FIGURE D
ADJUSTING LET-OFF
At the bottom or end of the inner
cam is a small rectangular block
with a socket screw in the middle
(Figure D). This is the let-off
module. At one end is the number
“65.” If this figure or indicator is
toward the outside of the cam, and
aligned with the string groove, the
bow is at the lowest. If the figure
65 is inside or opposite the string
groove, the bow is set for the
greatest let-off. Merely loosening
the screw and turning the let-off
modular bar around 180°
changes let-off. (Note) The Ignitor3
Cam has no let-off adjustment
When changing let-off, be certain
you have the small rubber cushion
properly installed under the
module. The rubber tab must
extend beyond the block (Figure
E). This helps to cushion the string
as it reaches your draw length and
absorbs string noise. Please note
that the serving separation where it
bends around various radiuses on
the cam is normal and does not
mean the string is broken or cut.
Snug the screw down, but do not
overtighten. This is all that is
necessary to change your let-off.
Let-off module
LIGHTNING ADJUSTABLE CAM
FIGURE E
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Adrenaline SX, Adrenaline 33
and Impulse LS bows are some of
the world’s fastest, adjustable twocam bows. The Lightning cam
allows extreme arrow velocities
while maintaining a three-inch
draw length range in 1/2" increments. Plus, you get a smooth draw
cycle, a hard stop at full draw and
70% actual let-off.
String
groove
Rubber
tab
Aligned let
off module
with string
groove.
CHANGING DRAW LENGTH
Changing the draw length on a
bow with Lightning Cams is quite
simple. It is not necessary to use a
bow press to do so. You will notice
that the Lightning cam consists of
two main pieces: the oval-shaped
inner cam and the larger main cam
(Figure A). The top and bottom
inner cams are stamped with either
a “T” or “B” for Top and Bottom.
To adjust draw length, completely
remove the two flat-head socket
screws with a 5/64" Allen wrench
from both top and bottom inner
cams. If one of the screws is
hidden by the limb and difficult
to access, squeeze the buss cable
aside which will rotate the cam
slightly to access the head
(Figure B).
With both screws removed, rotate
the oval inner cam until the index
mark or pointer is aligned with the
letters “A”, “B”, or “C”, or to the
hash marks between the letters
(Figure C). Moving from one letter
to the adjacent letter changes the
draw length approximately one
inch. Moving from a letter to a
hash mark in between the letters
changes the draw length 1/2."
Therefore, moving from “A” to
“B,” or “B” to “C” shortens the
draw length 1." Moving the opposite direction from “C” to “B” for
example, lengthens the draw length
by 1" (Figure C).
FIGURE A
MICRO ECLIPSE
FIGURE B
NOTE: IF YOU NEED TO CHANGE THE
STRING ON YOUR MICRO ECLIPSE BOW,
PLEASE SEE YOUR ARCHERY DEALER OR
PRO SHOP FOR HELP.
Main
Cam
Inner Cam
NOTE: MAKE CERTAIN THAT YOU
ADJUST BOTH TOP AND BOTTOM CAMS
TO THE SAME SETTINGS. FAILURE TO
DO SO WILL CAUSE THE BOW TO DRAW
UNEVENLY. REPLACE BOTH FLATHEAD
SOCKET SCREWS IN THE THREADED
HOLES THAT LINE UP WITH THE MAIN
CAM. TIGHTEN EACH SCREW.
WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRAW
THE BOW UNTIL ALL ADJUSTMENTS
HAVE BEEN MADE TO BOTH CAMS. BE
CERTAIN YOU HAVE REPLACED AND
TIGHTENED THE SCREWS ON BOTH THE
TOP AND BOTTOM CAM.
FIGURE C
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MICRO CYBER CAM
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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The Micro Eclipse bow is the
industry’s first ever adjustable
Micro-Class one-cam bow.
Micro- Class bowhunters and
shorter draw-length archers will
enjoy a full 5" of draw length
adjustment, Micro-Class
overall bow proportions, and
a lightweight riser design.
CHANGING DRAW LENGTH
Adjusting the Micro Eclipse bow
over its 5" of draw length is very
simple. It is not necessary to use a
bow press to do so.
You will notice that the Micro
Cyber Cam consists of three layers
or tracks: the main cam, inner cam
and the payout track. The draw
length adjustment is found on the
inner cam (middle track). Note the
letters “A,” “B,” “C,” “D,” “E,” on
the middle track (Figure A). “A” is
the longest draw length setting, or
25,"“E” is the shortest setting, or
21." Moving the middle track down
the alphabet, say, from “A” to “B”,
“B” to “C” , etc., shortens the draw
length one inch.
Remove the flathead socket screw
with a 3/32" Allen wrench at the
top of the middle track.
FIGURE A
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FIGURE B
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Inner Cam
NOTE: There is only one screw in
the inner cam (Middle track.)
(Figure B) Rotate the middle track
until your desired draw length,
indicated by a letter, is at the pointer/indicator, or sharp end of the
cam (Figure C).
A–
B–
C–
D–
E–
25" draw length
24" draw length
23" draw length
22" draw length
21" draw length
The screw will line up and drop
into one of the holes in the outer
main cam. Use the Allen wrench to
tighten the screw.
FIGURE C
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HYPER-MAX CAM
MICRO-MAX CAM
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
CHANGING DRAW LENGTH
Here are two of the industry’s
fastest and most adjustable twocam bows in the micro class.
This class includes shorter drawlength archers. Often it is difficult
for these archers to find a performance bow with these features. The
new Hyper-Max and Micro-Max
cams provide an incredible 6" of
draw length adjustment with a full
65% let-off. Also, as the draw
length increases, the draw weight
increases, so the bow grows with
the younger shooter.
The Hyper-Max & Micro-Max cam
consists of three main pieces: the
oval-shaped inner cam, inner hubs,
and the large main cam (Figure A).
To adjust draw length, a 5/64" flathead socket wrench or hex key is
used to completely remove two
Allen screws from the main cam
(Figure B). Manually rotate the
inner cam to letters “A”, “B” or
“C”, then install the two screws.
Letter “A” is the longest setting,
letter “C” is the shortest (Figure
C). Changing from one letter to
the adjacent letter changes
the draw length approximately
one inch.
FIGURE A
Inner Cam
FIGURE B
head socket screw in this axle hub
located adjacent to the axle itself
(Figure D). On the opposite side of
the cam, adjacent to the axle, the
main cam is stamped with an “L” and
an “S” (Figure E). The end of the hex
screw should be visible in one of the
two holes marked “L” or “S.” If the
hex screw is in the “S” hole, your
bow can be adjusted over the “short”
end of its range. To access the “long”
end of your bow’s range (17-27
inches), do the following:
FIGURE E
FIGURE C
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING
ADJUSTMENT SHOULD BE MADE BY
A QUALIFIED BOW TECHNICIAN.
1. Relax the bow using a bow
press. Once the bow is relaxed,
unwrap the bowstring take-up
cable from the outer cam to
completely remove tension
from the cams and axles.
2. Remove the “e” clip from the
end of the axle and slide
the axle out of the limb. The
axle, two string pulley spacers
and composite spacers are
all free from the limb (Figure F).
NOTE: THE FACE OF THE TOP OUTER
CAM IS STAMPED WITH A “T” AND THE
FACE OF THE BOTTOM OUTER CAM IS
STAMPED WITH A “B”. THE EXPOSED
FACE OF THE INNER CAM IS LABELED
TO MATCH THE OUTER CAM– WITH
EITHER “T” OR “B”. THE TWO LETTERS
MUST MATCH (FIGURE G).
FIGURE F
Main Cam
Inner Hub
NOTE: IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE
A BOW PRESS TO CHANGE THE DRAW
LENGTH WITHIN 3" OF DRAW.
HOWEVER, IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO
USE A PRESS TO MOVE FROM THE
“SHORT” TO “LONG” SETTING ON
THE INNER HUB. THIS “SHORT” AND
“LONG” SETTING IS REQUIRED TO
ACHIEVE THE FULL 6" OF DRAW
LENGTH ADJUSTMENT.
WARNING: DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
SCREWS AND DEFORM THE INNER CAM.
Adjust the opposite cam to the same
letter setting using the above procedures. Both top and bottom cams
must be on the same letter setting.
Because the Hyper-Max and
Micro-Max cam are adjustable
over a 6-inch range instead of a
3-inch range, there is one additional
adjustment to be made.
The inner cam on both the MicroMax and Hyper Max cam pivots on a
composite axle hub. Note the flat
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FIGURE G
3. Remove the two flat head socket
screw in the inner cam using a
5/64" Allen wrench and remove
the composite inner cam from the
outer cam and round axle hub
(Figure H).
4. Remove the flat head socket
screw from the axle hub using a
5/64" Allen wrench (Figure H)
and pivot the hub so the range
adjustment screw hole is
positioned over the “L” hole
labeled on the opposite
side of the cam (Figure I).
5. Replace the flat head socket
screw in the axle hub range
adjustment hole marked “L” as
seen from the opposite side
(Figure E).
6. Replace the composite inner
cam with the two flat head socket
screws. Note: You will now need
to use a different set of holes on
the inner cam.
FIGURE H
FIGURE I
IMPORTANT: WHEN ATTACHING THE COM
POSITE INNER CAM TO THE OUTER CAM, BE
SURE BOTH CAMS ARE STAMPED WITH THE
S A M E L E T T E R F A C I N G O U T W A R D -EE I T H E R “ T ”
OR “ B ” ( F I G U R E G ) .
7. Replace the cam assembly, axle,
and all spacers on the bow with
the axle, taking care to position
the cables and spacers exactly as
they were before removal
(Figure J). Replace the “e”
clip to secure the axle in place.
Set the inner hub on the opposite
cam the same way.
IMPORTANT: B OTH T HE I NNER H UB
ADJUSTMENT S ETTINGS A ND T HE D RAW L ENGTH
SETTINGS M UST B E E XACTLY T HE S AME O N
BOTH U PPER A ND L OWER C AMS.
FIGURE J