Method and system for determining a preferred location for a peep sight on a compound bow
AssigneePyramyd Air Ltd.
InventorRonald William Duecker
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Abstract
In a method and system for determining a preferred location for a peep sight on a compound bow, an eye height measurement is requested from or otherwise obtained from a user, and measurements of the compound bow are requested or retrieved. From such measurements, a preferred location for a peep sight can be determined.
Claims13
A method for determining a preferred location for a peep sight on a compound bow, comprising steps of:
- providing a processor programmed to execute instructions stored in a memory component;
- providing a user interface in communication with the processor;
- prompting a user, via the user interface, and according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to input an eye height measurement;
- receiving, via the user interface, the eye height measurement;
- prompting the user, via the user interface, and according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to input an identification of the compound bow;
- receiving, via the user interface, the identification of the compound bow;
- using the processor, according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to retrieve (a) a cam-to-arrow distance and (b) a right-to-D-loop distance from a database based on the identification of the compound bow;
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- using the processor, according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to calculate the preferred location for the peep sight based on the eye height measurement, the cam-to-arrow distance of the compound bow, and the right-to-D-loop distance of the compound bow;
- wherein a vertical reference line extends from (i) a first point of contact between an upper cam and a bowstring of the compound bow, and (ii) a second point of contact between a lower cam and the bowstring of the compound bow, when the compound bow is in a drawn position;
- wherein a horizontal reference line is representative of an arrow in the compound bow in the drawn position;
- wherein the cam-to-arrow distance is a measurement of a vertical distance between (i) the first point of contact and (ii) the horizontal reference line;
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- wherein the right-to-D-loop distance is a measurement of a horizontal distance between (i) an intersection of the vertical reference line and the horizontal reference line and (ii) a D-loop of the bowstring in the drawn position.
A method for determining a preferred location for a peep sight on a compound bow, comprising steps of:
- providing a processor programmed to execute instructions stored in a memory component;
- providing a user interface in communication with the processor;
- prompting a user, via the user interface, and according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to input certain anatomical measurements or information;
- receiving, via the user interface, the anatomical measurements or information;
- using the processor, according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to derive an eye height measurement from the anatomical measurements or information;
- prompting the user, via the user interface, and according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to input certain measurements of the compound bow;
- receiving, via the user interface, the measurements of the compound bow;
- using the processor, according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to derive (a) a cam-to-arrow distance and (b) a right-to-D-loop distance based on the measurements of the compound bow;
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- using the processor, according to instructions programmed into and executed by the processor, to calculate the preferred location for the peep sight based on the eye height measurement, the cam-to-arrow distance of the compound bow, and the right-to-D-loop distance of the compound bow;
- wherein a vertical reference line extends from (i) a first point of contact between an upper cam and a bowstring of the compound bow, and (ii) a second point of contact between a lower cam and the bowstring of the compound bow, when the compound bow is in a drawn position;
- wherein a horizontal reference line is representative of an arrow in the compound bow in the drawn position;
- wherein the cam-to-arrow distance is a measurement of a vertical distance between (i) the first point of contact and (ii) the horizontal reference line;
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- wherein the right-to-D-loop distance is a measurement of a horizontal distance between (i) an intersection of the vertical reference line and the horizontal reference line and (ii) a D-loop of the bowstring in the drawn position.
A system for determining a preferred location for a peep sight on a compound bow, comprising:
- a computer including a processor programmed to execute instructions stored in a memory component to:
- prompt a user, via a user interface, to input an eye height measurement,
- receive, via the user interface, the eye height measurement,
- prompt the user, via the user interface, to input an identification of the compound bow,
- receive, via the user interface, the identification of the compound bow,
- retrieve (a) a cam-to-arrow distance and (b) a right-to-D-loop distance from a database based on the identification of the compound bow, and
- calculate the preferred location for the peep sight based on the eye height measurement, the cam-to-arrow distance of the compound bow, and the right-to-D-loop distance of the compound bow;
- wherein a vertical reference line extends from (i) a first point of contact between an upper cam and a bowstring of the compound bow, and (ii) a second point of contact between a lower cam and the bowstring of the compound bow, when the compound bow is in a drawn position;
- wherein a horizontal reference line is representative of an arrow in the compound bow in the drawn position;
- wherein the cam-to-arrow distance is a measurement of a vertical distance between (i) the first point of contact and (ii) the horizontal reference line;
- and
- wherein the right-to-D-loop distance is a measurement of a horizontal distance between (i) an intersection of the vertical reference line and the horizontal reference line and (ii) a D-loop of the bowstring in the drawn position.
A system for determining a preferred location for a peep sight on a compound bow, comprising:
- a computer including a processor programmed to execute instructions stored in a memory component to:
- prompt a user, via a user interface, to input certain anatomical measurements or information,
- receive, via the user interface, the anatomical measurements or information,
- derive an eye height measurement from the anatomical measurements or information;
- prompt the user, via the user interface, to input certain measurements of the compound bow,
- receive, via the user interface, the measurements of the compound bow,
- derive (a) a cam-to-arrow distance and (b) a right-to-D-loop distance based on the measurements of the compound bow, and
- calculate the preferred location for the peep sight based on the eye height measurement, the cam-to-arrow distance of the compound bow, and the right-to-D-loop distance of the compound bow;
- wherein a vertical reference line extends from (i) a first point of contact between an upper cam and a bowstring of the compound bow, and (ii) a second point of contact between a lower cam and the bowstring of the compound bow, when the compound bow is in a drawn position;
- wherein a horizontal reference line is representative of an arrow in the compound bow in the drawn position;
- wherein the cam-to-arrow distance is a measurement of a vertical distance between (i) the first point of contact and (ii) the horizontal reference line;
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- wherein the right-to-D-loop distance is a measurement of a horizontal distance between (i) an intersection of the vertical reference line and the horizontal reference line and (ii) a D-loop of the bowstring in the drawn position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.