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11 hours ago, Molay1292 said:

Here is my thought, if you have two reels, one is a 5.0:1 and the other is a 6.0:1 and the reels both use same exact spool.  Lets call the arbor 1" for math sakes.   Make 1 turn of the handle and the 5.0:1 reel picked up 5" of line and 6.0:1 reel just picked up 6".      For both of these reels to pick up 5 inches of line on the first turn of the handle and to then stay equal with each other throughout the retrieval of line the 6.0:1 reel would need  to a have a smaller arbor sized at .833 inches.    Since both spools are the same besides the arbor dia.  the one with smaller dia. will hold more line.

Newton was a bit of a hack, now Einstein who by the way proved that some of Newton's idea's were incorrect, was a true genious. 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is MY thought, where is the Advil?

Apply the same logic you used above (using the term loosely) to a spool with line ready to fish, and work backwards, and you,ll  see it makes no difference where you end up, in this case the arbor. 

 

[Molay1292]

2 hours ago, reason said:

Here is MY thought, where is the Advil?

Apply the same logic you used above (using the term loosely) to a spool with line ready to fish, and work backwards, and you,ll  see it makes no difference where you end up, in this case the arbor. 

 

Sorry, I won't prove your point for you.  You will have to write your thoughts out and share them.