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Arrow-space Axis Finder
Arrow Tracker · v2.4.36
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Log shaft's specs by its axis (0, 22.5, 45, 67.5, 90...), log shots by axis orientation to see grouping patterns.
Need Arrows -- import Arrow ID Export list or add one manually.
Add arrow
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Import list missing. Export the workbook's "Arrow ID Export" tab as CSV (Arrow ID, Guidance, Priority Rank, Mean Spine, Mass, Point Weight), then tap "Import Arrow ID" and pick that file. Guidance and starting Spine/Mass/Point fill in automatically as you browse arrows below.
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Lab Data — Spine Wizard
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Missing spine data list. Export the workbook's "Spine By Angle Export" tab as CSV (Arrow ID, 0°, 22.5°, 45°... 337.5°), then tap "Import Angle by Side" and pick that file. This is your actual measured reading at each angle -- separate from the Guidance tab's Mean Spine, which is an average and isn't accurate for any single position.
Find the weakest axis, measure, set that as 0° here, and zero the dial indicator.
Position 2 of 161 / 16 recorded
WeakStiffFLOFloatEulerBuckle
Enter spine measurements
Left: this reading. Right: the whole shaft's spine pattern so far.
Mass & axis details
Buoyancy (float) and Compression (Eulerbuckle) tests are separate candidate best-orientation methods (buoyancy vs. compression), kept apart from Weak/Stiff and FLO so they can be compared against each other and real shot data. Leave blank if not tested.
Auto-computed from the 16 spine readings
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Saving updates this arrow's spine/mass/point on the Guidance tab too, and makes it exportable below.
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Log shot
20 yd range
20 yd
WeakStiffFLOFloatEulerBuckle
This arrow's spine pattern
Tap target face, or enter x y 3/16ths coordinates for precision.
Distance from aiming point, in the same 3/16" squares on the graph paper. Tap the LR UD, enter the number — no negative signs needed.
The actual radius this target represents (e.g. scoring ring radius on your paper). Used to scale where your typed coordinates land on the visual, and to convert them to inches for export. Saved for next time.