Scienceman Posted February 27, 2013 Share Posted February 27, 2013 I was thinking about options for a heavy beach and rock reel which can also extend to boat fishing for kings and small pelagics. I was just passing a tackle shop and droped in for a chat and walked out with this. For $200 regular list price I couldn't resist. Too may features which made sense and is no light-weight so it really feels the goods. Got the 12000 model and spooled with 50lb braid. I was told these have been out for almost a year now so has anybody given them a hard time and have an opinion? Curiously the website lists 4.9:1 retrieve but on the spool it has 4.1:1 which I confirmed is correct. Doesnt matter too much as it has such a wide spool that 90cm of line comes in with each turn of the handle which should be heaps. Had to face the "financial controler" but as it is replacing a Shimano baitrunner I have had for the past 20 years all was OK. So if you’re serious about tackling big fish, with a reel that will outlast you, check out the Ecooda Hornet reel series. There’s nothing else quite like them. High strength aluminium body and side plate Computer balanced aluminium rotor Double backup anti-reverse Ball shaped anodised spool for perfect line lay Carbon fibre drag washers Heavy duty aluminium bail wire Screw on machined aluminium power handle ‘O’ Ring sealed waterproof body and rotor for saltwater protection Machined stainless steel drive gear Machined stainless steel pinion gear Machined stainless steel main gear 7+1 Precision stainless steel ball bearings & roller bearing Lubricant oil port Model Gear Ball Bearings Weight (g) Drag (kg) Spool Capacity HS-6000 4.9:1 7+1 560 20 PE 3/190 (0.30mm/240m) HS-8000 4.9:1 7+1 570 20 PE 3/230 (0.30mm/280m) HS-10000 4.9:1 7+1 780 25 PE 4/300 (0.35mm/300m) HS-12000 4.9:1 7+1 790 25 PE 4/390 (0.35mm/360m) HS-15000 4.9:1 7+1 890 30 PE 6/310 (0.40mm/370m) HS-20000 4.9:1 7+1 910 30 PE 6/390 (0.40mm/430m Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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