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Granted Patent B2
US 10,401,118 · App. 14/843,012 · Granted Sep 3, 2019

Systems and methods for archery equipment

Inventor: Robert V. Donahoe (Newton, MA)
Assignee: Full Flight Technology, LLC
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Patent No.
US 10,401,118
App. No.
14/843,012
Granted
Sep 3, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

A method provides a visual reference for establishing an archery sight setting for an archery sight employed when aiming a bow. The method includes receiving, with the touch screen display, a user-input identifying at least one feature of selected archery equipment, the selected archery equipment including the archery sight and the bow and establishing, by the processing device, the archery sight setting based at least in part on at least one feature identified by the user-input, the archery sight setting established to provide a desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment. The method also includes outputting, by the processing device, the archery sight setting for display in the touch screen display and employing the archery sight setting as a visual reference for adjusting the archery sight to locate at least one sight pin at a height to provide the desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment.

Claims (23)

1. A method of providing, with a hand-held processing device including a display having a rigid display surface, a visual reference for establishing an archery sight setting for an archery sight employing mechanically-adjusted pins positioned for aiming a bow, the method comprising:

receiving a user-input to the hand-held processing device, the user-input identifying at least one feature of selected archery equipment, the selected archery equipment including the archery sight and the bow;

establishing, by the hand-held processing device, the archery sight setting based at least in part on the at least one feature identified by the user-input, the archery sight setting established to provide a desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment;

outputting, by the hand-held processing device, the archery sight setting in the display; and

employing the archery sight setting as a visual reference for adjusting the archery sight to locate at least one sight pin at a height to provide the desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment, the at least one sight pin included in the archery sight.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the act of establishing includes employing stored values of model performance data for the selected archery equipment.

3. The method of claim 2 , further comprising including flight characteristics concerning model archery equipment in the model performance data.

4. The method of claim 3 , further comprising including acceleration data in the flight characteristics.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the act of receiving includes receiving a user selection of one of vanes and feathers.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the act of outputting includes an act of including a pin height in the archery sight setting.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the display includes a touch screen display.

8. A method of providing, with a hand-held processing device including a touch screen display, a visual reference for establishing an archery sight setting for an archery sight employed when aiming a bow, the method comprising:

receiving, with the touch screen display, a user-input identifying at least one feature of selected archery equipment, the selected archery equipment including the archery sight and the bow;

establishing, by the processing device, the archery sight setting based at least in part on the at least one feature identified by the user-input, the archery sight setting established to provide a desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment;

outputting, by the processing device, the archery sight setting for display in the touch screen display; and

employing the archery sight setting as a visual reference for adjusting the archery sight to locate at least one sight pin at a height to provide the desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment.

9. The method of claim 8 , wherein the act of receiving includes receiving information concerning an arrow speed of the selected archery equipment.

10. The method of claim 9 , wherein arrow speed is a first flight characteristic, wherein the act of establishing includes determining a value of a second flight characteristic for the selected archery equipment based on the first flight characteristic and a performance of a model archery system.

11. A method of providing, with a hand-held processing device including a display having a rigid display surface, a visual reference for establishing an archery sight setting for an archery sight employed when aiming a bow, the method comprising:

receiving a user-input to the hand-held processing device, the user-input identifying at least one feature of selected archery equipment, the selected archery equipment including the archery sight and the bow;

establishing, by the hand-held processing device, the archery sight setting based at least in part on the at least one feature identified by the user-input, the archery sight setting established to provide a desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment;

outputting, by the hand-held processing device, the archery sight setting in the display; and

employing the archery sight setting as a visual reference for adjusting the archery sight to locate at least one sight pin at a height to provide the desired level of accuracy for the selected archery equipment, the at least one sight pin included in the archery sight.

Continuity (6)
Continuation 14077706 · Nov 12, 2013
Continuation 13617725 · Sep 14, 2012
Continuation 13107561 · May 13, 2011
Division 12016019 · Jan 17, 2008
Provisional Application 60881125 · Jan 18, 2007
Related Publication 20160161207A1 · Jun 9, 2016
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