Has anyone else experienced this issue? It seems like a safety concern, no? I don't want to be mid lift and this thing comes flying off....if anyone has experienced it, is there a fix? I will reach out to BP as well but in my experience they like to respond around 4 AM eastern time, so I thought I'd ask here first
Cable driven machines are typically better than plate-loaded, but with any lift that requires a lever (think reverse hypers, leg extensions, ab crunches), the cable travels variable lengths through that ROM, so resistance isn't perfect unless you add a CAM. Hence my request for this feature: the CAM killer.
Some people are doing this already through various AI platforms, but would love if this was integrated into the Voltra itself for convenience. It would be amazing if you could program your lever arm length in and have voltra generate a custom strength curve so that tension remains constant when doing leg extensions/leg curls, preacher curls, or basically anything that a BP isolator can do with a CAM. I think the voltra would likely need to be mounted in line with the attachment point at the start of the movement, and you'd likely have to specify whether the voltra was mounted parallel or perpendicular to the lever arm's beginning trajectory, but this would be awesome if BP could pull it off.