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Spinning Rod Test Curve. It bears no resemblance to. The igfa line class equates to about 2.5 times the test curve, so a 30lb igfa. Imagine a rod clamped into a horizontal position by its handle. The heavier the weight, the more the rod will flex. A rod's measured test curve is a figure given to the amount of weight that, when applied to a rod will cause that rod to bend into a 90 curve. The uk line class is around 5 times the test curve, so a 30lb class rod will have a test curve of approximately 6lb. If you attach a weight close to the tip ring, the rod will begin to curve. The test curve is an indicator of the weight the rod is best suited to casting. Carpology's joe wooltorton explains how to select the right test curve when choosing a rod and. The rods in question vary from a 1 1/4 lb 12 ft carp rod (yes, very old, soft and light), a vendetta spin, a telescopic spining rod, a light. It is the weight that the rod can take before it is pulled through a 90 degree angle. Test curves of specimen rods a test curve indicates the rod’s power. So a 2.75lb tc has an optimum casting weight of.

Test curves of specimen rods a test curve indicates the rod’s power. The test curve is an indicator of the weight the rod is best suited to casting. The uk line class is around 5 times the test curve, so a 30lb class rod will have a test curve of approximately 6lb. The igfa line class equates to about 2.5 times the test curve, so a 30lb igfa. The rods in question vary from a 1 1/4 lb 12 ft carp rod (yes, very old, soft and light), a vendetta spin, a telescopic spining rod, a light. The heavier the weight, the more the rod will flex. A rod's measured test curve is a figure given to the amount of weight that, when applied to a rod will cause that rod to bend into a 90 curve. Carpology's joe wooltorton explains how to select the right test curve when choosing a rod and. It is the weight that the rod can take before it is pulled through a 90 degree angle. It bears no resemblance to.

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Spinning Rod Test Curve Carpology's joe wooltorton explains how to select the right test curve when choosing a rod and. Carpology's joe wooltorton explains how to select the right test curve when choosing a rod and. It bears no resemblance to. The uk line class is around 5 times the test curve, so a 30lb class rod will have a test curve of approximately 6lb. A rod's measured test curve is a figure given to the amount of weight that, when applied to a rod will cause that rod to bend into a 90 curve. Test curves of specimen rods a test curve indicates the rod’s power. The heavier the weight, the more the rod will flex. If you attach a weight close to the tip ring, the rod will begin to curve. So a 2.75lb tc has an optimum casting weight of. The rods in question vary from a 1 1/4 lb 12 ft carp rod (yes, very old, soft and light), a vendetta spin, a telescopic spining rod, a light. The test curve is an indicator of the weight the rod is best suited to casting. Imagine a rod clamped into a horizontal position by its handle. It is the weight that the rod can take before it is pulled through a 90 degree angle. The igfa line class equates to about 2.5 times the test curve, so a 30lb igfa.