Video - PTEC 6600W
Sun Sep 21, 2008 9:36 pm
Well here is some video that I took of myself casting the PTEC 6600W for the first time on Saturday, unfortuneately no super slow motion shots with Lee's camera but I did get a few snapp off's 
Here is the clips with the reel match to the Century WR300 - Reel performed brilliantly
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8A1IeXqNhtM
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Here is the clips with the reel match to the Century WR300 - Reel performed brilliantly
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8A1IeXqNhtM
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Re: Video - PTEC 6600W
Mon Sep 22, 2008 1:37 pm
Cheers for posting that up jeremy.
Your style looks to have changed slightly,,with a diff angle on the inswing? or maybe its just the angle the camera was at.
Have you tried casting the P-tech without your "grip aid" in place?
i would have imagined that when using it you might not have needed the grip aid in place....
BTW what were the distances?
cheers paddy
Your style looks to have changed slightly,,with a diff angle on the inswing? or maybe its just the angle the camera was at.
Have you tried casting the P-tech without your "grip aid" in place?
i would have imagined that when using it you might not have needed the grip aid in place....
BTW what were the distances?
cheers paddy
Re: Video - PTEC 6600W
Mon Sep 22, 2008 11:15 pm
Paddy ,
I haven't tried casting the reel without the grip aid in place as I find it more comfortable with it.
I have it set up on both my Century SS and my WR300. I might give it a go next Sunday if I can get a cast in with Lee's TT-R but as its a comp I will stick with my WR untill I finish registering all the weights.
Distances were not measured but were up on what I have achieved the previous week with my normall 6500CT.
On Sunday I also cast the reel , once again no measured distances but would be in the 220 to 230 region.
I am changing my cast a little as I am working on getting the left arm up a lot more as I turn. Only problem is I must turn a little slower to ensure that the lead sets up outside of the tip.
Regards
I haven't tried casting the reel without the grip aid in place as I find it more comfortable with it.
I have it set up on both my Century SS and my WR300. I might give it a go next Sunday if I can get a cast in with Lee's TT-R but as its a comp I will stick with my WR untill I finish registering all the weights.
Distances were not measured but were up on what I have achieved the previous week with my normall 6500CT.
On Sunday I also cast the reel , once again no measured distances but would be in the 220 to 230 region.
I am changing my cast a little as I am working on getting the left arm up a lot more as I turn. Only problem is I must turn a little slower to ensure that the lead sets up outside of the tip.
Regards