


Tuning is very similar to the standard Mag so only the two inboard spool bearings need attention more than a twice yearly service in normal use. The mags come off in equal increments so each step will increase/decrease braking by the same amount. While the additional magnets offer increased braking, like all reels, start slow and work up to a level of braking that suits you.
| Gear ratio: | 6:1 |
| Brakes: | Six rare earth magnets with sliding adjustment |
| Spool end tension: | Set spool end float so there is just discernable lateral movement |
| Fishing tune: | Red RF or 80/90 weight gear oil. For maximum control: Liquid Grease. Start with the mags on max and move off one notch at a time |
| Pro's: | Powerful retrieve, precision spool, reinforced drive train |
| Con's: | Works straight out of the box, just start with the mags on max |
Bearing access
Only the two inboard bearings in the spool affect spool rotational speed. While the shaft itself rotates in a pair of bearings, these bearings do NOT effect spool speed, only coming into play when the spool is under load, ie retrieving a fish.
