I think I can see what you are refering to in the video. Have you tried duplicating this at lower than max brake settings, something closer to what would normally be used while fishing? It is interesting and something I have never been able to see with the SV spools that I own. In my head I imagine ...

Sorry but we will have to disagree here, for a magnet to have an attractive force on the extension of the inductor it is going to have to act on something that is also magnetic, iron, nickel, cobalt. Aluminum is not magnetic and that is what your inductor is made from. As far as I can tell there is...

Also with air brake it is not at the inductor is attracted to the magnets but that the force acting upon the inductor makes the two ramps slide away from each other and one ramp is free to move while the other is fixed in place. This causes the inductor to extend. Last post for me as we are getting...

The sudden revolution of the spool at the beginning of the cast is what extends the rotor on the Airbrake and SV spools. The rotor and spool are static before the cast. As the spool starts up, the rotor resists the start-up rotation of the spool and instead rides up the ramp on the spool. This forc...

Sorry but we will have to disagree here, for a magnet to have an attractive force on the extension of the inductor it is going to have to act on something that is also magnetic, iron, nickel, cobalt. Aluminum is not magnetic and that is what your inductor is made from. As far as I can tell there is...

i still have these old glx: 852 bsr 803 bsr 783 sjr 802 bcr 803 bcr 782 mbr 783 mbr 842 mbr 843 mbr 844 mbr Man, you almost have the full set I think. Before 'rona I has started to build up a collection of them myself. I had been looking for a 802 or 803 bcr but the prices on used ones were still p...

Sorry we are still so far apart on our understandings of how the SV spool system works. None the less it was an interesting and civil conversation and I enjoyed it.

Go buy an SV spool. You will see for yourself and they are great skipping machines. I prefer my "old" Magforce V and Z spools for distance through. I own several [/quote] Then try this. I just did this with my SS SV105. Place the paling side of reel up to your ear and flick the spool at max brake a...

Also with air brake it is not at the inductor is attracted to the magnets but that the force acting upon the inductor makes the two ramps slide away from each other and one ramp is free to move while the other is fixed in place. This causes the inductor to extend. Last post for me as we are getting...

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Go buy an SV spool. You will see for yourself and they are great skipping machines. I prefer my "old" Magforce V and Z spools for distance through.
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I own several

This image is from Daiwa on the operation of Air Brakes (SV) https://www.daiwa-france.com/uploads/2015/3/air-brake-system_350x350.jpg If you follow this link half way down the page you will see an SV spool in a dremel spinning with the inductor fully extending and retracting using only centrifugal ...

This image is from Daiwa on the operation of Air Brakes (SV) https://www.daiwa-france.com/uploads/2015/3/air-brake-system_350x350.jpg If you follow this link half way down the page you will see an SV spool in a dremel spinning with the inductor fully extending and retracting using only centrifugal ...

GlX 820S DSR ?

This image is from Daiwa on the operation of Air Brakes (SV) https://www.daiwa-france.com/uploads/2015/3/air-brake-system_350x350.jpg If you follow this link half way down the page you will see an SV spool in a dremel spinning with the inductor fully extending and retracting using only centrifugal f...

NRX 822 DSR is a very good drop shot rod.