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I'm going to side with Shimano in manufacturing of the plastic levelwind. Till I see an issue, not a worry. I was scared of the whole non aluminum frame thing... Tried an SS/SV, wasn't so bad, ended up liking it. Tried a Chronarch MGL, absolutely loved it. Sad realization when you don't catch enough big fish to really test your equipment. I thought I wore out a set of 9.1 Zillion TWS gears I mentioned changing on here. Looked at the old set yesterday and found dust/grit I accidentally left there when cleaning in. Pretty sure they would be smooth again now after an appropriate polish, even though I prefer the 7.3.
I hope if Daiwa releases anything new they offer an 8 speed. A 7 gear covers everything, but an 8 gear and 7 gear Steez A variant would handle anything I could need.
For deep crankers, I think the only USDM 5 gear is on the Tatula CT (and maybe the Ryoga 1520). So maybe Daiwa will bring those.
Maybe we could petition for a Z1016???
I hope if Daiwa releases anything new they offer an 8 speed. A 7 gear covers everything, but an 8 gear and 7 gear Steez A variant would handle anything I could need.
For deep crankers, I think the only USDM 5 gear is on the Tatula CT (and maybe the Ryoga 1520). So maybe Daiwa will bring those.
Maybe we could petition for a Z1016???
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Daiwa, please bring back one-touch folding handles on your spinning reels, and everything will be good again.
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I demand 3D brakes to be reintroduced into their high end reels
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Oh man, can you imagine if they brought that to the table in the Tatula or the Zillion. In fact, lets get a Zillion Type R with the 3D Magforce system and a 1016 spool!SSS wrote:I demand 3D brakes to be reintroduced into their high end reels
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.LgMouthGambler wrote:Oh man, can you imagine if they brought that to the table in the Tatula or the Zillion. In fact, lets get a Zillion Type R with the 3D Magforce system and a 1016 spool!SSS wrote:I demand 3D brakes to be reintroduced into their high end reels
Let's! With CF handles, cork grips, bearings everywhere, and 5,6,7,&9 ratios in both retieves. And maybe try dual inductor springs of different rates or something.
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Yeah, 2 springs, because we cant trust 1. But wait, you left out the 8 ratio, and LH availability for all ratios. (Im not a LH guy, but I feel they dont give them enough options)poisonokie wrote:.LgMouthGambler wrote:Oh man, can you imagine if they brought that to the table in the Tatula or the Zillion. In fact, lets get a Zillion Type R with the 3D Magforce system and a 1016 spool!SSS wrote:I demand 3D brakes to be reintroduced into their high end reels
Let's! With CF handles, cork grips, bearings everywhere, and 5,6,7,&9 ratios in both retieves. And maybe try dual inductor springs of different rates or something.
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Yeh, SV Zillion with Steez 103 (Type-r+) spool with HLC spring is very nice combo, but mine needs higher gears than current 6.3:1. And 3D Magforce would please me and also all other engineers
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I want Magforce 3D on a Steez A with brass gears. Make it happen Daiwa and call it a Zillion. Trickle down, don't trickle up. No more Tatula-Zillions.
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Hey, it's never been done. Who knows? Maybe it would give the spool a more variable braking profile, depending on spool speed, so it behaves differently when casting vs pitching. And I did say both retrieves. Who needs 8 if you have 7.3 and 9.1?LgMouthGambler wrote:Yeah, 2 springs, because we cant trust 1. But wait, you left out the 8 ratio, and LH availability for all ratios. (Im not a LH guy, but I feel they dont give them enough options)poisonokie wrote:.LgMouthGambler wrote:Oh man, can you imagine if they brought that to the table in the Tatula or the Zillion. In fact, lets get a Zillion Type R with the 3D Magforce system and a 1016 spool!SSS wrote:I demand 3D brakes to be reintroduced into their high end reels
Let's! With CF handles, cork grips, bearings everywhere, and 5,6,7,&9 ratios in both retieves. And maybe try dual inductor springs of different rates or something.
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The spring thing was a joke towards the guy who cant trust his reel to one spring. I missed the both retrieve part, my bad. No 8 though? fills the gap of being a higher than 7, but still better torque than the 9? Just a thoughtpoisonokie wrote:Hey, it's never been done. Who knows? Maybe it would give the spool a more variable braking profile, depending on spool speed, so it behaves differently when casting vs pitching. And I did say both retrieves. Who needs 8 if you have 7.3 and 9.1?LgMouthGambler wrote:Yeah, 2 springs, because we cant trust 1. But wait, you left out the 8 ratio, and LH availability for all ratios. (Im not a LH guy, but I feel they dont give them enough options)poisonokie wrote:.LgMouthGambler wrote:Oh man, can you imagine if they brought that to the table in the Tatula or the Zillion. In fact, lets get a Zillion Type R with the 3D Magforce system and a 1016 spool!SSS wrote:I demand 3D brakes to be reintroduced into their high end reels
Let's! With CF handles, cork grips, bearings everywhere, and 5,6,7,&9 ratios in both retieves. And maybe try dual inductor springs of different rates or something.
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I figured, Poor guy dug himself a pretty deep hole pretty quickly.LgMouthGambler wrote:The spring thing was a joke towards the guy who cant trust his reel to one spring. I missed the both retrieve part, my bad. No 8 though? fills the gap of being a higher than 7, but still better torque than the 9? Just a thoughtpoisonokie wrote:Hey, it's never been done. Who knows? Maybe it would give the spool a more variable braking profile, depending on spool speed, so it behaves differently when casting vs pitching. And I did say both retrieves. Who needs 8 if you have 7.3 and 9.1?LgMouthGambler wrote:Yeah, 2 springs, because we cant trust 1. But wait, you left out the 8 ratio, and LH availability for all ratios. (Im not a LH guy, but I feel they dont give them enough options)poisonokie wrote:.LgMouthGambler wrote:
Oh man, can you imagine if they brought that to the table in the Tatula or the Zillion. In fact, lets get a Zillion Type R with the 3D Magforce system and a 1016 spool!
Let's! With CF handles, cork grips, bearings everywhere, and 5,6,7,&9 ratios in both retieves. And maybe try dual inductor springs of different rates or something.
Hey, if they want to come out with 5 different retrieves, I'm all for it. I'd rather have the 9, though. Plus we're talking about a $400+ reel here, easy, so unless I hit the lottery...
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Re: What's next for Daiwa...
Not my reel! I don't do the one spring thingy. I got computers in my reels now! All that super technology relying on one spring... go figureLgMouthGambler wrote: The spring thing was a joke towards the guy who cant trust his reel to one spring.
Glad to see the physics- the truth of physics- hit home!poisonokie wrote: Hey, it's never been done. Who knows? Maybe it would give the spool a more variable braking profile, depending on spool speed, so it behaves differently when casting vs pitching.
No closing that pandora's box now! Physics versus hype! Physics won!
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Clearly I was talking about fixed spools. It was a given.
So here we go... I am wrong and in a hole because others misunderstood what I wrote? Happens all the time.
Now if you want to get technical, look at the statement used against me...
"Daiwa spool inductors move in and out"
His statement is wrong. NOT ALL daiwa inductors move in and out. Only some.
Decide on facts, not emotion or whatever the left uses.
So here we go... I am wrong and in a hole because others misunderstood what I wrote? Happens all the time.
Now if you want to get technical, look at the statement used against me...
"Daiwa spool inductors move in and out"
His statement is wrong. NOT ALL daiwa inductors move in and out. Only some.
Decide on facts, not emotion or whatever the left uses.
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Why is there a concerted effort of hate? And why is it allowed?
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Re: What's next for Daiwa...
The vast majority of Daiwa spools are spring loaded, so unless your last reel was from the TDX era, I'd say your point is moot.
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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 off the cast and turning the mag dial down to compensate will not provide sufficient braking at the beginning of the cast unless you use very fluid casting motion to encourage a more gentle spool start up. This is why I prefer Magforce Z over Magforce. With Magforce Z the inductor will be extended at the beginning of the cast and retract as the spool slows. This allows me to whip the bait out there like a centrifugal reel yet still have some braking control as the spool slows and bait nears the water or in some cases while the bait is skipping on the surface of the water.