what is the difference between a switch rod and a spey rod?
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Spey rods are 12'6" - 14' plus in length. Switch rods are 10'1" - 12'5" in length. ... Because spey rods are longer, it is easier to cast further distances. Switch rods are better suited for nymphing than spey rods because of their shorter length and lighter weight makes them easier to stack mend line or highstick line.
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As you can see in the picture below, Schlage uses 4 security pins (called “Spool pins), while Kwikset uses only 2. Having 2 more security pins in a cylinder can make it significantly harder to pick, which can definitely be felt when trying to pick a Schlage lock.
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A single-pole switch controls just one circuit. A double-pole switch controls two separate circuits. A double-pole switch is like two separate single-pole switches that are mechanically operated by the same lever, knob, or button. ... Thus, a double-pole switch has three terminals.
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What's the difference between rod and bar aluminum? Both are made by extrusion or a process similar to sheet rolling and elongated through the use of dies. Aluminum rod is circular in shape where bar aluminum can have any number of flat sides.
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They have separate part number or the left and right outer tie rod end, but only one for the inner. ... They have separate part number or the left and right outer tie rod end, but only one for the inner. Does both sides use the same part number? Yes the inners are the same and outters are side specific.
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The track or tie rod end ensures the front wheels work properly. A track rod end looks like a small rod with a ball joint connection at the end. At one end the track rod ends are connected to the tie rods, which are in turn connected to the steering rack.
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A tie rod is made of two components: the inner and outer tie rod ends. Both tie rod ends have ball joints. The inner tie rod end is greased and protected by the steering rack boot. The outer tie rod end is also filled with grease, but it's protected by a small rubber or plastic boot.
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First, the 10-bolt's pinion shaft diameter is 1.438 (25 splines) while the 12-bolt is 1.625 (30 splines) which makes the 12-bolt 13 percent larger in diameter and therefore stronger. ... The 8.2 uses a 28-spline axle (1.20 inches in diameter) while the 12-bolt uses a 30-spline axle (1.625 inches in diameter).
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The key diffrence between jigs and fixtures is that a jig is a type of tool used to control the location or motion of another tool. On the other hand, a fixture is a support or work holding device used to hold work in place. ... In jigs, gauge blocks are not necessary and the cost of jigs is higher.
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The main difference between the two designs is dynamic dampers (in most cases) utilize springs to pull the curtain blades closed against the air pressure and velocity while static dampers rely solely upon gravity to pull the curtain blades closed (static dampers designed for floor installation utilize closure springs ...
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Steel sprockets are usually less expensive than aluminum sprockets and tend to last longer. ... Aluminum sprockets are lighter than steel (sometimes by several pounds), making them a good choice for riders looking to reduce the weight of their bikes (racers, for instance).
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SPST = Single Pole, Single Throw. A simple on-off switch. This type can be used to switch the power supply to a circuit. The photograph shows a SPST toggle switch. When used with mains electricity this type of switch must be in the live wire, but it is better to use a DPST switch to isolate both live and neutral.
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Socket (SOC) is the equivalent of a female end and slips over the PVC pipe of same size. Spigot (SPG) is the equivalent of a male end and fits into a socket end of the named size. PVC pipe has spigot ends and requires socket fittings to join.
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The key difference between a wire and a rod is that a wire can be bent, stretch, or can be coiled into any shape without breaking. Where as a rod is a robust, thick, generally having circular cross section thing and which cannot be bent or coiled into any shape at room temperature.
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Saltwater rods are generally thicker and heavier compared to their freshwater counterpart. For the most part, they are longer as well for longer casting.
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Both SPT-1 wire and SPT-2 wire are made using 18 gauge copper wire at their core. The difference is that SPT2 has a thicker insulation around the wire. Thereby making it slightly larger around than SPT1 and giving it the ability to carry a slightly higher electrical load.
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That's right, in practical terms, the only significant difference between casting and spinning rods is the type of reel you attach to them! ... Spinning reels allow you to cast lighter lures and make longer casts, while baitcasting reels allow for more accurate casting and win out when it comes to power.