whats the difference between a casting rod and a spinning rod?
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On a casting rod, the reel has the spool perpendicular to the rod, and is attatched above the rod handle. The spool turns to take up line. On a spinning rod, the reel has the spool facing the same direction as the rod, and is attatched under the rod handle. The spool does not move, and the line is wound upon it by means of a bail that rotates around the spool.
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You didn't give enough information to answer this question properly.Is it a casting,spinning,or fly fishing outfit? These combinations are all set-up differertly.Send the information to my profile,and I'll talk you through it.
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YOUR NOT TORQUING THE CONNECTING RODS!!! are you?\n\nI'd hope your torquing the "ROD BOLTS".\n\nTHE RACING STANDARD IS "ARP" (automotive racing products) ROD BOLTS.\n\nDo a yahoo seach and contact them, I'm sure they can help you.
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It is a value issue. If you fish 2-3 time a year a Loomis is not practical.  The blank is what makes the rod.  The modulous.  If you fished with an ugly stick for a week then picked up a Loomis you would feel the difference.   As for high quality St. Croix rods offer some comparable quality without as high of a price but still pricey.  Fenwick has a great line of rods.  Bass pro and GAnder Mountain offer nice rods from their repsective stores that fish nice as well.  If you have the money it can be worth the investment.  I use a Loomis for Carolina rigging for bass and I can really tell when I am dragging sand as opposed to pea gravel as opposed to rocks etc.  Quailty blank and the components(reel seat, guides cork handle-which the blanks on the Loomis go through the handle) not all rods do this so it is indeed more sensative as a result.  Quality is the big difference it is a better designed and built rod than the average rod.  Good fishing!
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Ingot Casting : Process Description\n\n After it is refined, the molten steel is tapped into refractory lined ladles. The steel is then teemed (poured) into a series of ingot molds. After the ingots solidify, the ingot molds are stripped and the ingots are placed in soaking pits for heating and to equalize the internal and external temperature. Following the soak, the ingots are hot rolled in large primary rolling mills to produce slabs, blooms, or billets depending on the final products desired.\n\nMore info in link below:
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If you increase the radius of something that is twirlable (like a baton) by a factor x and don't change its mass, you increase its moment of inertia by x^2. This has a couple of effects. Angular momentum is the product of applied torque and the time it is applied. The rotation rate (angular rate) is the angular momentum divided by the moment of inertia. This means that if you don't add any more angular momentum, and the object was already twirling, its rotation rate will decrease to 1/x^2 times its original rate. Or, if you want to compare the effort to accelerate the object from a motionless start to the same rotation rate as before, it takes x^2 times as much angular momentum. This last effect makes it much harder to change the direction of the rotation axis when spinning, or looking on the bright side, it will do a  better job of maintaining the same spin orientation when thrown, etc. because of its x^2 greater angular momentum.\nSo your question has been answered, but in terms of the rotational equivalents of velocity, acceleration and force, which are angular rate, angular acceleration and torque.
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it is very simple ,just make sure that all the eyes on the rod are aligned making sure that the joints are tight but do not force the sections together as they are nearly impossible to seperate if forced together,attach reel to handle and start to thread line through rod rings but make sure line is around bale arm and line will rerieve to reel when wound in if you do not do this then whole rod will have to be re-threaded,when line is out of top ring you can then attach float and weights and hook,hope this has helped,any more questions do not be afraid to ask
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Most manufacturers make reels with several different ratios. The 5:1 ratio reel means the spool of the reel will make five complete revolutions with one complete revolution of the reel handle.\nReels with low ratios are ideal for lures that require a slow retrieve. Most crankbaits work well with a reel with a 5: 1 ratio, while other lures such as a lipless crankbait are best fished with a 6.2:1 ratio reel.\nSome anglers fish exclusively with reels that have a 6.2:1 ratio, and feel that they can simply reel slower when they are fishing a lure that requires a slower retrieve. Other anglers feel that they lose the sensitivity that a fast retrieve offers when they try this method.\nAnother consideration is the amount of line that is brought in with each turn of the handle. A reel that has a full spool, and a gear ration of 4:1 retrieves about 18 inches of line with each turn of the handle. A reel with a 5:1 ratio will retrieve 22 inches of line, and a reel with 6.2:1 will retrieve 28 inches of line with each turn of the reel handle.
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The most obvious difference would be that the field of a bead would be spherically symmetric, while that of the rod would only be symmetric via rotations about the rod.
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Spell casting? \n\n...................\n\nLMAO!
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the potters wheel is a device that spins in order to create symmetrical clay objects, such as bowls, vases, plates, cups, etc. A lump of clay is put in the center of the turning wheel. As the wheel spins the potter uses their hands to shape the lump of clay into the desired object.\n\nthe clay (ceramic) needs to be fired in order to drive moisture out and to set the clay into a permanent shape. It is at this time that the plate is glazed. The glazing is a glossy paint that also needs to be fired. In the firing process the chemical composition changes...taking the glaze from a dull paint like substance to a shiny hard surface on the ceramic.\n\nThe object can be hand painted to decorate the ceramic.
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Normally you take the test curve and add about 3/4 - 1 oz of weight to it, so a 3lb t/c rod should take a 4 oz lead max. I use 2 1/2 lb t/c rods and use 3oz of lead, any more and you will snap the rod tip or line on a strong cast, I wouldnt use a 6 oz lead as suggested to you as we use them on beachcasters, And most lakes have a 3 - 4 oz limit on their waters anyhow. tight lines
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A spinning reel was developed by swiss clockmakers I believe and were geared so that one rotation of the handle would turn the spool more than 1 rotation allowing you to bring in line faster. These come in 2 varieties and are open faced and close faced. A open faced reel is trickier but I prefer it's control. A closed face is good for a beginner and a brand named Zebco can be found for a minimal amount of $10.\n\nA bait-casting reel requires a bit of practice and your thumb is used as a drag to keep backlash from happening. These are normally the step up model from spinning reels as you can see most professional bass fishermen use them.\n\nI'm not that knowledgeable with drag reels but I believe they are used more for large fish such as ocean fishing or lakes.
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Spin.  Spinning machines make thead.
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A regular pendulum moves back and forth while hanging from a point. A torsional pendulum twists clockwise and counterclockwise while hanging from a point. In each case, the heavier the lower end of the pendulum, the longer it will swing or rotate. A torsional pendulum also works better with a rubber or other "live" length of material. Using a rope will not give you much rotation after it unwinds this first time.
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In the context of manufacturing science, the term casting refers to both process,product.\n casting is defined as a process of melting a metal and pouring it into a mould and allowing it to solidify to get a desired shape of an object.\nthe final object obtained is also termed as "casting" only.
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Neither is better than the other.  The only difference between the two formats is the way they save information and how the start and stop points are different on the disc.  Other than that there is no difference, but be aware of what type your DVD drive is compatible with.  A DVD+R drive cannot write to a DVD-R disc and the reverse is true.  Most modern drives are DVD+/-R/RW which means they support all formats but older drives were either -R or +R and you were restricted to that format.\n\nAlso -R or +R are write once DVDs whereas -RW and +RW are write, erase and write so they can be used multiple times.