Just found your channel. This is AMAZING work you are doing. Lot of here say in archery and your scientific and exacting approach to archery physics is commendable!!!
I love watching this !! People say it's not important to "clock your arrows" and maybe it's not but after watching your slow motion flight video, it's unquestionably a good idea. I test my shafts, their natural rotation is counter clockwise . So for the first time in my life I will be fletching left helical. I just like the idea of helping my broadhead flight as much as possible. This is another step in that direction. Thanks again !!
The arrow typically wants to rotate the opposite direction the string is twisted. However its not actually the string twist that causes the rotation, it's the interaction between the nock and the spiral wound centerserving that actually causes the rotation
Just found your channel. This is AMAZING work you are doing. Lot of here say in archery and your scientific and exacting approach to archery physics is commendable!!!
I love watching this !!
People say it's not important to "clock your arrows" and maybe it's not but
after watching your slow motion flight video, it's unquestionably a good idea.
I test my shafts, their natural rotation is counter clockwise .
So for the first time in my life I will be fletching left helical.
I just like the idea of helping my broadhead flight as much as possible.
This is another step in that direction.
Thanks again !!
That is amazing. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Nice work.
Absolutely brilliant stuff. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort for making this video.
Awesome video!!!
Hi,
What is the root cause of natural left rotation direction?
Do you have any idea?
Twisting direction of bowstring or any other things?
The arrow typically wants to rotate the opposite direction the string is twisted. However its not actually the string twist that causes the rotation, it's the interaction between the nock and the spiral wound centerserving that actually causes the rotation