Zi55ou
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Given that the end of the line will never be in the exact same spot and might dangle somewhat between ratchets how do people best manage the very end of the line when its all reeled up? Thx
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Ok, re what you asked. tightenen one more ratchet notch. Or ask the er "person" who sold it to you,Not what I asked.
Generally the ratchet reels are buggy and problematic, hence the recommendations to get rid of it. I've seen a lot of them jam and fall apart, especially the plastic ones.And that's what I was asking how do people manage the last bit of line?
Thank you finally someone tried to answer me. Good call on giving it a soak before the dive.Generally the ratchet reels are buggy and problematic, hence the recommendations to get rid of it. I've seen a lot of them jam and fall apart, especially the plastic ones.
If you are set on kerping it, You could try ratcheting an additional notch by pulling the line tighter, it should stretch a bit unless it's Dacron. Getting it wet usually helps as it swells when wet and shrinks a bit when dry.
Yes like the manta.What are ratchet reels? Something like the Manta reels? I've used a Manta reel for drift diving with my flag for probablly 800 dives. I've had a tangle on probably 5 dives, easily fixable most of the time.