Archery bow with force vectoring anchor

1. An archery bow comprising:

a first rotatable member supported by the bow, the first rotatable member being rotatable about a first rotatable member axis;

a first power cable anchor, said first power cable anchor attached to said first rotatable member and rotatable with respect to said first rotatable member about a first anchor axis via a circular bearing that defines a circumference, said first rotatable member axis oriented within said circumference, said first anchor axis offset from said first rotatable member axis; and

a first power cable anchored to said first power cable anchor;

wherein said first power cable anchor comprises a first portion and a second portion, the first portion rotatable with respect to said second portion, the first portion attached to said first rotatable member, the second portion comprising a groove around its outer periphery, a portion of said power cable oriented in said groove.

2. The archery bow of claim 1 , wherein said second portion comprises a sheave.

3. The archery bow of claim 1 , wherein said circular bearing comprises a rolling element bearing.

4. The archery bow of claim 1 , further comprising a second rotatable member, the second rotatable member being rotatable about a second rotatable member axis.

5. The archery bow of claim 4 , wherein said first power cable is anchored to said second rotatable member.

6. The archery bow of claim 5 , wherein said second rotatable member comprises a first power cable take-up track, and the first power cable is taken up on said first power cable take-up track as the bow is drawn.

7. The archery bow of claim 6 , further comprising a second power cable anchor and a second power cable, said second power cable anchor attached to said second rotatable member and rotatable with respect to said second rotatable member about a second anchor axis, said second anchor axis offset from said second rotatable member axis, said second power cable anchored to said second power cable anchor.

8. The archery bow of claim 7 , wherein said second power cable is anchored to said first rotatable member, said first rotatable member comprises a second power cable take-up track, and the second power cable is taken up on said second power cable take-up track as the bow is drawn.

9. The archery bow of claim 8 , wherein said first power cable anchor comprises a mirror image of said second power cable anchor.

10. The archery bow of claim 9 , wherein said first rotatable member comprises a mirror image of said second rotatable member.

11. The archery bow of claim 1 , wherein said first power cable applies a moment to said first rotatable member about said first rotatable member axis in a first direction when the bow is oriented in a brace condition, and said first power cable applies a moment to said first rotatable member about said first rotatable member axis in a second direction when the bow is oriented in a drawn condition.

12. The archery bow of claim 1 , wherein a bowstring and said first anchor axis are located on opposite sides of said first rotatable member axis when the bow is oriented in a brace condition, and said bowstring and said first anchor axis are located to a common side of said first rotatable member axis when the bow is oriented in a drawn condition.

13. The archery bow of claim 1 , wherein said first power cable terminates on said circular bearing.

14. The archery bow of claim 1 , wherein said first rotatable member axis is parallel to said first anchor axis.

15. The archery bow of claim 1 , further comprising a second power cable anchor, said second power cable anchor attached to said first rotatable member and rotatable with respect to said first rotatable member about said first anchor axis, said first power cable further comprising a second portion anchored to said second power cable anchor.

16. The archery bow of claim 15 , wherein said second power cable anchor comprises a circular bearing that defines a second circumference, said first rotatable member axis oriented within said second circumference.

17. An archery bow comprising:

a first rotatable member supported by the bow, the first rotatable member being rotatable about a first rotatable member axis;

a first power cable anchor, said first power cable anchor attached to said first rotatable member and rotatable with respect to said first rotatable member about a first anchor axis via a circular bearing that defines a circumference, said first rotatable member axis oriented with said circumference, said first anchor axis offset from said first rotatable member axis; and

a first power cable anchored to said first power cable anchor;

wherein said first power cable anchor comprises a first portion and a second portion, the first portion rotatable with respect to said second portion, the first portion attached to said first rotatable member, said second portion comprising an extension member, said power cable anchored to said extension member.

18. The archery bow of claim 17 , wherein said extension member comprises an anchoring mechanism offset from said first anchor axis, said first power cable anchored to said anchoring mechanism.

19. The archery bow of claim 18 , wherein said extension member is symmetrical across a line extending between a center of said anchoring mechanism and said first anchor axis.

20. An archery bow having an undrawn orientation and a drawn orientation, the archery bow comprising:

a rotatable member rotatable about a rotatable member supported by the bow axis, said rotatable member comprising a rotatable sheave, said rotatable sheave said rotatable member axis;

a power cable attached to the rotatable sheave; and

a bowstring attached to the rotatable member;

wherein the power cable and bowstring apply counteracting moments to the rotatable member in the undrawn orientation, and the power cable and bowstring apply cooperative moments to the rotatable member in the drawn orientation.

21. The archery bow of claim 20 , wherein a force vector applied to the rotatable member by the power cable transitions across the rotatable member axis as the archery bow transitions from the undrawn orientation to the drawn orientation.