Shimano Question

[Live.2.Fish]

I'm looking at the Shimano Citica with a gear ratio of 6.2:1. What is the difference between the CI200D, CI200DPV, and the CI200DSV? I noticed that they both have the same number of bearings. Does it have something to do with the size of the spool? I need some help, as I am now really confused. :-/

[grimlin]

Does it have something to do with the size of the spool?

bingo

The 100's are a little smaller...just so you know

[Raul]

The line capacity and/ or the gear ratio:

200D.- GR 6.2:1, IPT 26, line capacity --> 8/180, 10/155, 14/110

200DPV.- GR 5:1 IPT 21

200DSV.- Same gear ratio, same IPT but different line capacity 10/180, 12/150, 14/120

100DSV.- smaller reel, lighter, no HEG gearing.

[grimlin]

Raul covered it...i forgot to mention the DPV is a lower gear version.

I'm looking to get a 100D after winter.

[Live.2.Fish]

Delo's has all three 200 models in the same gear ratio, so the only difference is the size of the spool and IPT?

Thanks for the help!

[burleytog]

No, the DPV is 5.1:1.

[Live.2.Fish]

Posted by: Burley Posted on: Today at 1:26pm

No, the DPV is 5.1:1.  

I stand corrected.  my mistake.  :-[  

Thanks, no more confusion here.  Now, If I could just find someone to teach me how to read.  

[Pencil Pusher]

DSV has a solid spool; the 100dsv has 3 ball bearings instead of 4 on the 200d.