kdameyer

You can get close if you know what type of screws are used. For example if the are adjustment screws are 10-32's, the 32 denotes 32 threads per inch. So one turn on the screw would equal .03125 of an inch or a quarter of a turn would be .00781 of an inch. Like shaneH says if the end of the screw that is pushing against the fin is beveled then that would throw it off a bit. Always use a caliper to zero it in!

Ohio has created a new Division for first time skiers in BBT events. Here is how we have it written up. http://skiowsa.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=419:new-ohio-novice-division&catid=36&Itemid=2. We have attracted a lot of first time tournament skier because of this. Kudos to Greg Kuenning for implementing this.

Jody, how do we get a copy of Revision R? I do not see it on the zero off's website yet.