Is it my string stop?

[Low Fence]

When you get a chance YOU shoot it through paper... fletched and see what you get. I don’t believe in “100% tune for the shooter”, but there is a grey area where pro shop and owner can achieve good shooting. Could be one or the other with a form issue ( tech could be way out of his element with draw length, ect) or owner ... might be as you said “rusty”

[txfireguy2003]

How about the stops at full draw? Are they hitting at the same time? In time and in synch are not the same thing. It could also just be a spine or rest tuning issue. I just know from tuning some Bowtechs these are things I had to get right before I could bareshaft tune properly.

The Icon has only one stop, but if it helps, the other cam stops turning when the one stop hits the limb.

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[txfireguy2003]

When you get a chance YOU shoot it through paper... fletched and see what you get. I don’t believe in “100% tune for the shooter”, but there is a grey area where pro shop and owner can achieve good shooting. Could be one or the other with a form issue ( tech could be way out of his element with draw length, ect) or owner ... might be as you said “rusty”

Yeah, that's the plan i guess, just though to find the time.

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[Low Fence]

The Icon has only one stop, but if it helps, the other cam stops turning when the one stop hits the limb.

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Correct. That’s how a binary cam works. It’s impossible to get out of sync. It can get out of tune and out of being efficient but cam timing with a binary isn’t an issue

Note: 2 track binary. Overdrive can get out of sync