The all new for 2019 Daiwa Tanacom 500 Power Assist Reel is a new size offering in the Dendoh Reel lineup for the US market. Weighing in at only 28.2oz this reel will allow anglers to use electric reels for new applications such as bunker spoon trolling light wreck fluking and more. While this reel ...is super light it is also extremely powerful with 33lbs of drag that allows it to still be used for targeting tilefish and other deep water dwellers. Its variable speed control and jigging mode feature also makes this reel even more versatile than other electric reels.
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Daiwa Tanacom 500
Item shipped quickly, well packaged and in perfect condition. Reel performs flawlessly exactly as described. Used on trips to south Texas coast.
Wow why did i wait
As an owner and a guide probably one of the best reels that I've ever used. Clients love the simplicity and ergonomics and the quietness of this real. Can't say enough about these little gems. First day out in use 110 lb halibut 420 ft and not a single issue
<span>Hi Neal, We do not carry any portable battery packs for the daiwa tanacom reels. Here is a link to a portable battery pack that is compatible with the Daiwa Tanacom's </span><a>https://batpower.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=242</a><
Yes this reel have a jigging mode.
Yes this reel will work. <p><br /></p>
These reels are made in Japan.
Yes, hold the 'Mode' button for 10 seconds to change from meters to feet!
This reel would be a great option for grouper in 150' of water. Less drag than the 750 or 1000 sizes, but it still puts out 33lbs Max Drag and will have plenty of line capacity for 150'. The spool is anodized aluminum, and yes this reel was surely made fo
This is information that Daiwa does not provide the public. i would guess the motors in the 760-1000 models to be different than the 500 size
Below, is the link to Daiwa's warranty page on their website. For electric reels, the warranty is valid for 1 year, or 200 hours of usage, whichever comes first. <p><br /></p><p>https://www.daiwa.com/us/service/warrantyservice/index.html<br /></p><p><br /
This reel takes 12v DC power only and is to be connected to an external battery pack. A full recharge can be anywhere between 6-24hrs depending on the battery. As far as usage you should get a full day out of a battery but it will always be good to ensure
<span>Hi Neal, The Daiwa Tanacom 500 comes with the alligator clips and powercord and the manual inside the box. It does not come with the battery pack. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>
Here's the link for the manual <a href="http://www.daiwa.com/manual/electric-reel/british/__icsFiles/afieldfile/2017/09/01/2016_T500_English.pdf">http://www.daiwa.com/manual/electric-reel/british/__icsFiles/afieldfile/2017/09/01/2016_T500_English.pdf</a>
<span>Hi Sal, According to the Daiwa Manual, The Tanacom 500 is suppose to be washed with warm water and dish washing detergent and then dried for storage. Oiling the reel is not recommended. </span><a>https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1308443/Daiwa-Tanac
Hello Edwin, yes the new Daiwa Tanacom 500 can be used for trolling.
The new Daiwa Tanacom 500 Electric Reel is way more versatile then in previous years, while you can troll Bunker Spoons you can also deep drop on wrecks for flounder or seabass
The Tanacom 500 is only available in a right hand retrieve.
The listing is for Braid
The Daiwa PRTWN76MHF Proteus-WN Saltwater Conventional Rod - 7 ft. 6 in. would pair up well with the tanacom for what your fishing for.
Either through Daiwa or the closest location to you would be cut rate sporting goods in Texas.
Yes, you'll want a greater line capacity so a thinner line diameter would be best for this reel or going up to a 750 tanacom