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Re: TNF, IP, and AA - Consistent correlations emerging from tests?
Posted by:
Phil Ewanicki
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Date: June 27, 2022 07:22PM
Is there any correlation between a rod's TNF and a rod's performance in feet and inches? If so, what is it? If not, how does determining a rod's TNF have any practical value for an angler? Re: TNF, IP, and AA - Consistent correlations emerging from tests?
Posted by:
Michael Danek
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Date: June 28, 2022 07:23AM
Phil, as I think you know, it has been covered many times in past posts on this forum. Do a search for "true natural frequency."
Then, try the process (and CCS) and come to your own conclusions. Re: TNF, IP, and AA - Consistent correlations emerging from tests?
Posted by:
Phil Ewanicki
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Date: June 29, 2022 02:28PM
If you care to look you will see that during a cast the rod tip is bent BACKWARD to its greatest extent at the moment the cast is released. So much for the power of the rod pulling or pushing the line with energy and speed from somewhere other than the angler. The angler pulls the rod forward, the rod pulls the line forward, the line pulls the fly/plug/worm forward. The rod simply transfers the speed/energy; the rod does not create energy - just like the rods in your auto engine transfer energy but don't create any energy. Re: TNF, IP, and AA - Consistent correlations emerging from tests?
Posted by:
Kent Griffith
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Date: June 29, 2022 02:33PM
Phil Ewanicki Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > If you care to look you will see that during a > cast the rod tip is bent BACKWARD to its greatest > extent at the moment the cast is released. So much > for the power of the rod pulling or pushing the > line with energy and speed from somewhere other > than the angler. The angler pulls the rod forward, > the rod pulls the line forward, the line pulls the > fly/plug/worm forward. The rod simply transfers > the speed/energy; the rod does not create energy - > just like the rods in your auto engine transfer > energy but don't create any energy. Don't totally agree with this one because for one, the rods in an engine are solid and do not bend. But a fishing rod bends and adds its spring loading and unloading effect to the cast. So wouldn't it be human plus unloading spring effect? And there is no pushing going on. All pulling and release as I see it. Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/29/2022 02:35PM by Kent Griffith. Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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