Hi all, firstly id just like to say how nice it is to see an active forums these days, unfortunatly these days all the communitys seem to have ran off to facebook and i miss the old days of being apart of a forums.
I am however looking for some info on a rod i bought a few month ago, i didnt actualy need another feeder rod but the colour and pattern really pulled me in and ended up with it.
Its a SPRO TITANEX MH 3900 im9 high modulus carbon team feeder special.
the 1 peice of info i have found is on a german website https://www.anglerboard.de/threads/spro-titanex-feeder-mh3900-welches-wg.35840/
theres 1 chap on there that says (google translate)
So the Spro Titanex is the same model as the feeder rod of the former Spro Titan rods (sales price at that time was well over DM 400) .These Titanex rod series are special models and do not appear in any catalog (such as Titanex Carp). And the rod is absolutely not comparable to the Dyno SF feeder, they are completely different ... The Titanex feeders have a casting weight of up to 140g depending on the length, the version in 3.90m has a recommended casting weight of up to 120g this I would expect the rod without any problems because it turns out to be really hard, I think ....
Anyone know any thing about this rod?
thanks
carl
I am however looking for some info on a rod i bought a few month ago, i didnt actualy need another feeder rod but the colour and pattern really pulled me in and ended up with it.
Its a SPRO TITANEX MH 3900 im9 high modulus carbon team feeder special.
the 1 peice of info i have found is on a german website https://www.anglerboard.de/threads/spro-titanex-feeder-mh3900-welches-wg.35840/
theres 1 chap on there that says (google translate)
So the Spro Titanex is the same model as the feeder rod of the former Spro Titan rods (sales price at that time was well over DM 400) .These Titanex rod series are special models and do not appear in any catalog (such as Titanex Carp). And the rod is absolutely not comparable to the Dyno SF feeder, they are completely different ... The Titanex feeders have a casting weight of up to 140g depending on the length, the version in 3.90m has a recommended casting weight of up to 120g this I would expect the rod without any problems because it turns out to be really hard, I think ....
Anyone know any thing about this rod?
thanks
carl