Fishing reel
AssigneeGloberide, Inc.
InventorHiromu Yasuda
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Abstract
A fishing reel according to one embodiment of the present disclosure is a fishing reel provided with a braked unit attached to a spool on which a fishing line may be wound, a braking unit that applies a braking force to the braked unit, a braking force adjustment unit that adjusts the braking force of the braking unit, a motor that drives the braking force adjustment unit, and a control unit that controls the motor, in which the control unit controls the motor to repeat forward and backward drive at a frequency in an audible range to allow the motor to generate a notification sound.
Claims6
A fishing reel comprising:
- a braked unit attached to a spool on which a fishing line may be wound;
- a braking unit that applies a braking force to the braked unit;
- a braking force adjustment unit that adjusts the braking force of the braking unit;
- a motor that drives the braking force adjustment unit;
- and
- a control unit that controls the motor,
- wherein the control unit controls the motor to repeat forward and backward drive at a frequency in an audible range to allow the motor to generate a notification sound.
A fishing reel comprising:
- a spool on which a fishing line may be wound;
- a clutch mechanism for connecting/disconnecting power transmission to the spool;
- a motor that drives the clutch mechanism;
- and
- a control unit that controls the motor,
- wherein the control unit controls the motor to repeat forward and backward drive at a frequency in an audible range to allow the motor to generate a notification sound.
A fishing reel comprising:
- a spool on which a fishing line may be wound;
- a drag mechanism that prevents breakage of the fishing line by sliding the spool when torque of a predetermined value or larger is applied;
- a motor that drives the drag mechanism;
- and
- a control unit that controls the motor,
- wherein the control unit controls the motor to repeat forward and backward drive at a frequency in an audible range to allow the motor to generate a notification sound.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.