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jayson69

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Hi, I have a question, which makes you wished that you payed more attension at skool :D !

 

I prebait a swim with use of a catapult at 38 meters! (tested on the bank)

 

I wish to hit this distance with the feeder rod.

 

Water is 11 meters deep.

tip of rod will be level with the bank.

 

The Question:

 

How long should the line be, from tip of rod to cage feeder? that I come onto the prebaited point? (and staying there, after taking up all slack line)

 

thanx in advance (and please keep it simple :P !)

 

Jayson

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Hi, I have a question, which makes you wished that you payed more attension at skool :D !

 

I prebait a swim with use of a catapult at 38 meters! (tested on the bank)

 

I wish to hit this distance with the feeder rod.

 

Water is 11 meters deep.

tip of rod will be level with the bank.

 

The Question:

 

How long should the line be, from tip of rod to cage feeder? that I come onto the prebaited point? (and staying there, after taking up all slack line)

 

thanx in advance (and please keep it simple :P !)

 

Jayson

 

39.56 METRES

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wowww cheers chaps!

 

Correct, that's the square root of (38² + 11²).

 

so this is the formlar right thanks again!

 

11 meter yes, it´s a gravel pit in north Germany!

 

thx again

 

Jayson

 

P.S oh yeah, I did mention that I was a bit of a thicko......

 

how do you calculate the above then. I do have a square root button on the calculater :rolleyes:

 

Please, step by step for dummies

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39.56 METRES

 

That's not taking any variables into account, such as undertow, natural bow in line ( both which will depend on thickness of line) etc. :rolleyes::P

 

 

John.

Angling is more than just catching fish, if it wasn't it would just be called 'catching'......... John

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That's not taking any variables into account, such as undertow, natural bow in line ( both which will depend on thickness of line) etc. :rolleyes::P

John.

 

Exactly - assumes a perfect diagonal from rod tip to bait. Might wanna pin line to lake bed - or even back lead!

 

 

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P.S oh yeah, I did mention that I was a bit of a thicko......

 

how do you calculate the above then. I do have a square root button on the calculater :rolleyes:

 

Please, step by step for dummies

Type on a (simple) calculator...

 

38

x

38

=

M+ (memory plus)

11

x

11

=

M+ (memory plus)

MR (memory recall)

Square root button

 

There's something wrong with the education system of today! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

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