Quote from: Crab Pot on May 05, 2024, 05:12:00 PMAfraid to ask, but do you have a 16/0 Randy?I have a Few Steve,
Steve
Quote from: Bill B on Today at 03:52:18 PMReading through this thread one thing I've noticed, when talking about line slipping on the arbor. The one variable not has not been introduced is a FULL spool. And a full or nearly full spool is where we experience slippage.
&& OK The first question is how much slip are you seeing : 1 rotation , 10 rotation than it grabs or the worst that you can`t gain any line under full drag " the whole stack is slipping ?
In other discussions regarding drag numbers, is the leverage applied with a spool full of line. We know that as a fish runs and decreases the spool height drag numbers increase. This is due to the fulcrum effect.
&& Very good question ,most people don`t think about it . That is one of the details I want to touch on . This is another problem child that should be in mind when installing line on the reel . I will get into some more later . Please look at some Utube videos , pick one and post it for analysis . It is easier to point out the small mistakes that just keep adding up .
A proper test would be to fill the spool completely then apply pressure. Now I wouldn't want to do this without a winder. But in testing, first start with no knot or tape on the arbor fill and pull. Then add different knots, tape, grease, winding pressure, etc, until satisfactory results are obtained.
&& I have been watching lots of videos , close to a hundred . I found 3 good knots . Most knots tied were set for failure . [ I am not kidding about playing with a bolt and string you will feel the difference ] I have watch a guy do fairly good ready for a "Tha boy " than do another that was R "c"hit Start with a good foundation and build from there .
Bill
Quote from: Cor on Today at 06:26:21 AMHope you don't ever intend to take it on a Panga
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