Hi I know it's says 240m of 12lb but that's pretty vague based on line diameter these days. Does anyone know how much they take of 0.35mm filled right up?
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Your best bet is to get a spool of cheap line and put a bit of backing on them. That way you know youll get all 3 done from a spool. Assuming you have 3. I recently redone my slds. Based on whats said on the reel spool, id have done all 3 from a 1000 metre spool. I put about 100 metres of backing on each reel, and only just got them all done off one spool. You never know what they consider a full reel spool compared to what you do so its never going to be an exact science
Your best bet is to get a spool of cheap line and put a bit of backing on them. That way you know youll get all 3 done from a spool. Assuming you have 3. I recently redone my slds. Based on whats said on the reel spool, id have done all 3 from a 1000 metre spool. I put about 100 metres of backing on each reel, and only just got them all done off one spool. You never know what they consider a full reel spool compared to what you do so its never going to be an exact science
In reply to Post #1
Maybe go off another Daiwa product, Daiwa Sensor as a guide - 12lb is 0.33 / 15lb is 0.37 . . .so a 0.35 is probably going to spool up at 250M . . . . a 1000M spool will give you a spare spools worth on this basis!
Maybe go off another Daiwa product, Daiwa Sensor as a guide - 12lb is 0.33 / 15lb is 0.37 . . .so a 0.35 is probably going to spool up at 250M . . . . a 1000M spool will give you a spare spools worth on this basis!
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Just a quick one on this. What washers are required for best line lay on these reels. Looks like they have one red thick washer at moment.
Cheers
Just a quick one on this. What washers are required for best line lay on these reels. Looks like they have one red thick washer at moment.
Cheers
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It's OK spooled up as they are line lay is bang on!
It's OK spooled up as they are line lay is bang on!