Re: Trajectory B/C
Posted: May 6th, 2009, 9:13 pm
national scores are more like 0/0 or at least 2 pins hit
How did you break the eyebolts? The solution for the bands is simple don't push it to hard, if it depends on the bands being extremely stretched out then I might suggest getting two identical bands and testing with one then putting the other in before comp. Preferrably you test and fire at comp with the same elastic but sometimes that is impossible because of the design.shankster wrote:Been having trouble with the design this year. We used a PVC pipe and and ram-rod thing (more like a smaller pvc pipe inside with a nice cap for the ball to sit on) with eyebolts in the sides for the slingshot bands to attatch to but we've broken the eye bolts multiple times along with a rubberband once so we've had to reshoot everything quite frequently
. I wish that we hadn't just broken it a little bit ago, as i dont think we'll get EVERY single thing, but we'll get close.
i bet a lot of people would overshoot that or have it come in too lowcypressfalls_Robert wrote:have the event proctors at nationals, state or regionals ever placed the elevated target at 2 meters?
I didn't compete, so I don't know the exact length, but it was very short. Haven Chuck would know for sure.starpug wrote:I heard that the people in Pennsylvania did that. You'd have to get on of them to confirm.
Many did: I know for sure that Uniontown and Harriton (1st and 2nd place respectively) hit both targets. Does anyone know if Plymouth Whitemarsh or Wallenpaupak also hit both targets?fmtiger124 wrote: i bet a lot of people would overshoot that or have it come in too low