sl30sh vs SLX30SHV

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#1 Post by **lumpy** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 11:38 am

whats the significant difference between the old sl30sh and the newer SLX30SHV

#2 Post by **IDPearl** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:04 pm

The most significant mod is the new casting design. Daiwa built these reels so that, once in free spool, the spool is completely separated from all the gearing so there is nothing to slow the spool down, it's floating free and supported by ball bearings.

Come to think of it though, aren't they all once the spool is disengaged??

#3 Post by **lumpy** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:11 pm

not certain but i think tat in some reels they are still attached to the mail pinion, which i should think would effect both the start up inertia of the reel when casting and the centrifugal force during casting, possibly decreasing casting??
would you feel they are a superior reel worth investing in?

#4 Post by **IDPearl** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:16 pm

Sealine® SL-H Features:
Long Cast composite spool
Smooth Teflon®-impregnated felt drag washers
Powerful Low Center handle placement
One-piece frame with frame guard
Oversized machine-cut bronze gears
Centrifugal spool brake
Ultra-fast 6.1 to 1 retrieve
Free-spool adjustment
Power Mesh® Drive with 4 ball bearings
Spool click, 2-position power handle (convertible)

Sealine® -X Features:
Selectable centrifugal casting brakes
Massive, six-element waterproof drag with Teflon®-impregnated felt and stainless steel discs
Super-fast retrieves, up to 6.1 to 1
Free-floating Spool totally separates gear train from spool on outcast for less casting friction, longer casts and faster lure drop
Three ball bearings
Ultra tough marine bronze and stainless steel gears, precision machine cut
Anodized high-tensile aluminum spool—super strong yet super light in weight
3-D dynamic balanced anodized aluminum handle
Strong, lightweight, one-piece corrosion-proof composite frame and sideplates

(Lb. Test/Yards)
SL-X30SHV 3 BB 6.1:1 retreive 18oz 14/490, 20/295, 25/235
SL30SH 4 BB 6.2:1 retreive 16.8oz 14/490, 20/295, 25/235

#5 Post by **lumpy** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:20 pm

cheers for that. may go investigate.

#6 Post by **IDPearl** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:21 pm

lumpy wrote:would you feel they are a superior reel worth investing in?

For the rough fishing you're doing, the drag may be improved, bt the old SLH drag was good anyway. You've already said that distance is not so important to you, so on that basis, no. SLH reels are pretty cheap on e-bay. I bought both mine on e-bay and they were as good as new.

#7 Post by **lumpy** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:25 pm

have one of the origionals alrite. suppose i havnt had any trouble wit it so i suppose if it aint broke why fix it

#8 Post by **Marty Harrison** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 1:59 pm

I have one of the origianls bought the month they where released to the uk market many years ago and it still runs like new. I use it for 12lb class boat work and heavy shore stuff, its more than capabile for both and also casts well too, I`ve put leads down over 220 with it in tournaments.

Marty.

#9 Post by **lumpy** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 2:03 pm

marty have you tuned it or set it up in any specific way to achieve this.

#10 Post by **Marty Harrison** » Thu Mar 09, 2006 2:30 pm

Nothing more than a normal clenaing of the bearings in petrol followed by some light oil (singer sewing machine oil) and one small fibre brake block. Loaded with .35 mainline and away you go.

Marty

#11 Post by **fish4fun** » Sat Mar 11, 2006 2:38 am

I use the SL20 and 30 SH lots, my most used reels. I looked into this when I was buying new ones and decided to stick with the SH as distance wasn't an issue. I believe I read somewhere that the older model is slightly tougher anywas so for rocks/heavy work etc I stick with them and save a few quid.

budding surfcaster · Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:19 am

diawas..........hm .............i have a pair , one slosh 20 and a 20x ..........i hate both of them , so they are both up for sale if anyones interested .

bs

jdukes · #13 Post by **jdukes** » Sun Mar 12, 2006 11:52 pm

budding surfcaster wrote:diawas..........hm .............i have a pair , one slosh 20 and a 20x ..........i hate both of them , so they are both up for sale if anyones interested .
bs

What's wrong with them?
What condition are they in?
How much are you selling for?

Jonathan

budding surfcaster · Mon Mar 13, 2006 8:17 pm

they are crap for casting up the butt because of the gearbox and or my hands arent big enough to get good purchase comfortably,

they are both mint and boxed as new

price , pm me and make me an offer

bs

#15 Post by **scara** » Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:55 pm

budding surfcaster wrote:they are crap for casting up the butt because of the gearbox and or my hands arent big enough to get good purchase comfortably,

they are both mint and boxed as new

price , pm me and make me an offer

bs

did you get my second PM