tatula sv reel gear ratio

[GoneFishingLTN]

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-DAIWARELLS.html?from=basres

Has a smaller spool and I always see people talking about if you buy a 7/8 gear ratio for example, That if you have a smaller spool by the time you cast out and reel it in your gear ratio really wont be a 7 or a 8?

So does this stand true with the tatula sv?

[MN Fisher]

35 minutes ago, GoneFishingLTN said:

So does this stand true with the tatula sv?

Gear ratio never changes - it's the retrieve rate (how much line you take in on one turn of the handle) that changes.

 

Any reel - the more line you cast out, the deeper into the spool you get, and yes, the retrieve rate will go down. Shallow/wide spools suffer from this less than deep/narrow spools.

[newapti5]

Yeah, you are confusing gear ratio with IPT. Here's a discussion about IPT: 

 

 

[GoneFishingLTN]

18 minutes ago, newapti5 said:

Yeah, you are confusing gear ratio with IPT. Here's a discussion about IPT: 

 

 

Do they have common ipt compared to gear ratios?

[newapti5]

2 minutes ago, GoneFishingLTN said:

Do they have common ipt compared to gear ratios?

 

IPT is related to spool diameter, and how much line left on the spool. So sorry, no common IPT related to certain gear ratio.   A 5:0 reel's IPT could be larger than a 7:0 reel's. 

[GoneFishingLTN]

4 minutes ago, newapti5 said:

 

IPT is related to spool diameter, and how much line left on the spool. So sorry, no common IPT related to certain gear ratio.   A 5:0 reel's IPT could be larger than a 7:0 reel's. 

I figured sucks I can’t find the ipt for the sv

[MN Fisher]

3 minutes ago, GoneFishingLTN said:

I figured sucks I can’t find the ipt for the sv

Right on Daiwa's site - it's the 'Line Per Crank' column - and it assumes a full spool...so once you cast a lure out, it's gonna be less than what's stated here.

https://daiwa.us/products/tatula-sv-tw

[newapti5]

On the reel, no; but on the box, yes. Here's the IPT:

 

[Deleted account]

2 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

Gear ratio never changes - it's the retrieve rate (how much line you take in on one turn of the handle) that changes.

 

Any reel - the more line you cast out, the deeper into the spool you get, and yes, the retrieve rate will go down. Shallow/wide spools suffer from this less than deep/narrow spools.

The width does affect the delta of the IPT as the spool empties, the depth does not. 

[Deleted account]

3 hours ago, GoneFishingLTN said:

Do they have common ipt compared to gear ratios?

IPT is a function of gear ratio and spool diameter (as filled), so sometimes...

[ErieCan]

The spool on the SV is a shallow spool.  Holds less line but it's roughly the same width of the Tatula 100s.