MAG-IT MAGNETIC CAST CONTROL SYSTEMS

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Cuban Cigar

Sealiner
Sorry guys, Sealine is having a glitch and some threads have parts missing, while others like the one above,completely disappeared !

Don't worry though, as we are working our butts off, to get your reels sorted and ready for the holiday....."better casting reels for all"!

These reels all came in on Friday, so the midnight candle, is called for again !

Cheers !
 

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derash

Senior Member
Howsit CC ,

i was just wondering ,the spool on my saltist bg30h is not conductive
to magnets ...how does installing a mag it kit slow the spool down?

I know that a metal plate is stuck on the side plate and a magnet or two
is on it but how does it conduct to the spool????
 
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Cuban Cigar

Sealiner
derash wrote:
Howsit CC ,

i was just wondering ,the spool on my saltist bg30h is not conductive
to magnets ...how does installing a mag it kit slow the spool down?

I know that a metal plate is stuck on the side plate and a magnet or two
is on it but how does it conduct to the spool????
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Hi Derash !

When an electrical conductor (and aluminium is a brilliant one), moves through a magnetic field, a current is generated(read eddy current)and this current can suppress the movement of the spool.

That is the long and the short of it and the trick is, to get the right range of adjustability, by choice of size/strength of magnet, it's distance from the spool flange and it's position in relation to the radius of the spool.

Might sound like a mouth full, but all the footwork has been done for you and now you get your reel back, very close to, if not at the sweet spot and for additional finetuning, it is very simple and easy.

When you get to a reel like the Daiwa SL30SH, that has a synthetic spool, that is a non conductor, we fit a ultra light/thin lasercut aluminium disc, to the RH end of the spool, to bring the needed conductivity, for the system to function as designed !

Better casting reels for all !

Cheers !
 
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Cuban Cigar

Sealiner
As my original thread on this topic, went missing and it does not seem as it is going to be recovered, I will just post a few pics, to show the variety of multipliers, that visit us for MAG-IT fitment every week ...

Remember that it is retro fitting on existing reels, so lots of different kits were developed, for all the brands/models/sizes of reels and all were originally test cast, to calibrate the range of adjustability.

Better casting reels for all !

Enjoy the pics (and your casting) !

Cheers !

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Cuban Cigar

Sealiner
Such a privelage to get to know anglers from all over the country, with two goals in common ... cast better and catch more fish !
 

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Cuban Cigar

Sealiner
Got to run, but will post some more pics when I have a gap ...you probably start getting an idea of the variety.

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Arno Nel

Sealiner
My saltist 40,50 and trini 40 has been sent to my local fitment centre to get magged.

Future plan is to get my 20/40 done as well with some extra mods.

CS, thank you for putting me in contact with my local fitter of your product.

Kan nie wag om hulle te gan toets die vakansie nie
 
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Tackle-holic

Sealiner
Its like ABS for reels.
Enigma and I were chatting today about folks balking at the suggestion of fitting mag-its; "You think I can't cast"
C'mon, would you disable your car's ABS system because you know how to cadence brake?
Probably not.
 
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Cuban Cigar

Sealiner
Arno Nel wrote:
My saltist 40,50 and trini 40 has been sent to my local fitment centre to get magged.

Future plan is to get my 20/40 done as well with some extra mods.

CS, thank you for putting me in contact with my local fitter of your product.

Kan nie wag om hulle te gan toets die vakansie nie
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Jis Arno !

Laat weet ons hoe hulle loop, nadat jy kans gehad het om te gaan toetsgooi !


Cheers !
 
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