Changes
to Issue 5 of the Archers Reference
- Section
2.2.2.4: Extended and corrected the instructions on cutting ACEs
- Section
2.2.4: Fixed "1998 instead of 1" in arrow selection list
- Section
2.2.9: Word "ecur" instead of arrow?? Fixed.
- Section
11: Added more acknowledgements.
- Various:
Word had appeared to have lost some letters in some words! Fixed as
many as I could find.
- Improved
clarity of images on PDF output.
Changes
to Issue 4 of the Archers Reference
- Changed
Email address on first page.
- Added
section 2.1.2: Selecting the correct bow length
- Section
2.1.5: Added information on new string materials.
- Section
2.1.5.7.6: Added Beiter nocking point instructions.
- Section
2.2.2.4: Corrected static spine description.
- Section
2.2.4: Added words of warning on arrow selection
- Section
2.27: Added more detail on wrapping PTFE tape on nocks.
- Section
6.1.1: Added picture of formaster and fleshed out reversals description.
- Section
6.1: Added new exercises
- Section
7.3: Extended the section on Field archery
- Section
8.1: Added reason for ladies having their bows with them.
- Corrected
results header
- Section
8.3.1: Added info on the TD/2 Section
- 9.3: Checked
links. Added new links.
- Section
11: Added more acknowledgements
- Updated
formatting generally to increase margins for binding.
Changes
to Issue 3 of the Archers Reference
- Updated
drawing in "Bows - Technical terms for beginners" section correcting
back/face error, and improving readability.
- Added
draw weight calculation and description of AMO limb weight measurement.
- Added
diagram showing method for checking limb alignment.
- Added
diagrams for bareshaft tuning to nocking point adjustment and arrow
spine correction sections.
- Removed
Walk-back tuning (Gabriel Gerhard).
- Added
diagram for Vic Berger method.
- Variety
of grammatical/spelling corrections
- Updated
links to reflect changes
- Added
modern history section.
- Added
competition preparation section.
- Added
description of MASTERS round.
- Added
Rick Stonebraker's "Tuning for Tens" at the end of the tuning section.
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