Semantics. You can have the last word. You are 100% right. I am 110% wrong. I'm done. All the best. It is simple right and wrong. You were wrong and we were right. There is notbing wrong with being wrong. I go down wrong paths all the time troubleshooting electrical circuits or writing ladder logic...

Daiwa reels are filled with coils and electromagnets? OK. You can have the last word. You are 100% right. I am 110% wrong. I'm done. All the best. A coil and magnets, yes. The spool is the coil. A current is induced into this coil when in the presence of the magnetic field produced by the magnets ....

It does not matter if the magnets are fixed. The spool is not fixed. It is the rotation of the spool that causes the induced current . This has been broken down to you multiple times. Look up Lenz law. Not true. The induced current comes from the magnets. Lenz law says so. Do you realize the magnet...

Accuracy. I did not say those things. Someone said the INDUCED field changes. If the magnets are fixed, how can the induced field change? The magnet's strength is FIXED. Unchanging. How hard is this to comprehend I wonder? Still scratching my head over that one and how it keeps going on and on into...

Today by-catch with Zoom Tiny Fluke. https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/46185725_263336077716545_3347668746553524224_n.jpg?_nc_cat=108&efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&_nc_ht=scontent-lax3-1.xx&oh=a219eb4b3b317b34cd4d7cf95994673e&oe=5C6A66D9 I bet that was fun on that rod ...

Lenz effect doesn't exist Alumimum is magnetically north/south attracted to magnets Electromagnetism can not be achieved with magnets because they are not electromagnets The faster you move the less resistance you will encounter because you're going faster not slower Magneric brake reels use magneti...

I always assumed the demand for a "Z1016" was for there to be an aluminum framed Magforce 3D reel with a 1016 or 103 spool compatibility. Z1016 as opposed to "metal T3 that is not a T3 because I don't want a pop up hood or it to be snapped like a wedge". Is there really an appeal...

Well they kinda gave me what I wanted already - kinda. Always wanted a metal T3 without the pop up hood. Got the Steez SV TW. It's close enough in form and ergonomics, but no 3D braking. I'd like to see a Megabass Steez SV TW, a new Pixy with the spool from the SV Light Limited, and some Heartland ...

I bought a bunch of Corzzas from Plat when they had them for 50% off.........ah the good ole days. Still have a few of them. Lowrange, I believe your review of the Leadership was what prompted me towards looking into the Kuying rods. I think, if I am not mistaken you also got one of their casting r...

We also need to define what we mean by "linear magnetic brake". This term is used when referring to magnetic brakes that are not Daiwa Magforce Z, Magforce V, Air Brake , Shimano DC or the Shimano BFS mag reels. It applies to all the magnetic brakes with the button magnets afixed to a move...

poisonokie wrote: It's a shame they faked us out with what looks like a Magforce 3D set plate on the Steez TW.

I will never get over this. :

I will look at the video. Look at the inductor. Look at the small size of it. It is not an insulated coil like you see in electrical production equipment or electromagnets. Even if there are some free floating electrons, they do not amount to anything significant enough to be of usable value in a r...

You obviously didn't read either article. The faster the inductor spins, the more electrons, i.e current, are being exchanged between the stator and inductor. Daiwa reels are not producing electricity. Actually they are through the Lenz effect. There is a small current induced into the inductor of ...

Even on a fixed inductor the induced flux does increase and decrease throughout the cast due to spool speed alone although I am generally not a fan of fixed inductor reels with the exception of UL baits and BFS spools. While there are exceptions, a fixed inductor reel will brake too much at the end...

Even on a fixed inductor the induced flux does increase and decrease throughout the cast due to spool speed alone although I am generally not a fan of fixed inductor reels with the exception of UL baits and BFS spools. While there are exceptions, a fixed inductor reel will brake too much at the end ...