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5 years ago
Dennis Penton
So the diagram on Fuji's site is misleading?
This is what I'm having trouble with. If I try to mimic the diagram with my Stradic 400 Ci4, the choke point goes up 3/4 of the shaft. That cannot be right? Right?
Forum: rodboard 5 years ago
Dennis Penton
I'm also thinking that this Shimano Stradic doesn't have much upsweep. I just started all over again and now my choke point is 66.2 inches. Last time it was 42.2 in.
With the 42.2 CP it brings the stripper to 15.3 inches from sport tip.
With the new 66.2 CP it brings the stripper to 25.1 inches.
Something's not right...
Forum: rodboard 5 years ago
Dennis Penton
When using the Fuji GPS system why does it give me a different choke point for different guides such as KL, KW, and KL-H's? I thought the choke point was determined by the upswing in the reel's spool shaft? What am I missing here?
Forum: rodboard 5 years ago
Dennis Penton
herb canter Wrote:
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> I agree with Allen , redo the GPS measurements
> because it should recommend a 20 H , 10 H and a
> 5.5 M for the rod length and reel size you
> specified . If you're using heavier braid it the
> software will recommend a 25 H , 12 H , 5.5 M the
> guide kits confuse a lot of people because they
Forum: rodboard 5 years ago
Dennis Penton
Wow. Thanks for the responses. Great info.
Questions to follow...
Forum: rodboard 5 years ago
Dennis Penton
Alright this my first attempt at a rod build and I may have bit off more than I can chew. The blank is a Rainshadow Immortal Inshore 7''6" (IMMP76MH) Mod. Fast.
The reel is a Shimano Stradic 4000 Ci4. The guides are Fuji KL-H purchased as a kit which includes a 25H, 12H, 7M, 5.5L, and (6) 5J. My issue is with the proper guide placement. Using the included Fuji Guide Spacing chart gives
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