Posted by:
Eugene Moore
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Harry,
Here's what I've accumulated.
Sorry don't use inserted guides on fly rods
My apology Col, not to steal credit for your work. Just an addition to.
Weight of guide with wraps (grams)
Wrap weight was assumed on a rod with a 4/64 tip dia
#1 light wire titanium single foot .058
#2 light wire titanium single foot .066
#3 light wire titanium single foot .067
#4 light wire titanium single foot .102
#1 std wire titanium single foot .070
#2 std wire titanium single foot .081
#3 std wire titanium single foot .084
#4 std wire titanium single foot .132
#1 light wire steel single foot .081
#2 light wire steel single foot .095
#3 light wire steel single foot .098
#4 light wire steel single foot .158
#1 std wire steel single foot .078
#2 std wire steel single foot .125
#3 std wire steel single foot .129
#4 std wire steel single foot .215
#1 light wire titanium double foot .097
#2 light wire titanium double foot .108
#3 light wire titanium double foot .110
#4 light wire titanium double foot .158
#1 std wire titanium double foot .114
#2 std wire titanium double foot .130
#3 std wire titanium double foot .133
#4 std wire titanium double foot .200
#1 light wire steel double foot .130
#2 light wire steel double foot .149
#3 light wire steel double foot .153
#4 light wire steel double foot .237
#1 std wire steel double foot .162
#2 std wire steel double foot .190
#3 std wire steel double foot .196
#4 std wire steel double foot .316
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Weights for Recoil titanium gudes from manufacturer
Eugene Moore
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/25/2011 08:42PM by Eugene Moore.
