The second improvement is the shape of the bobbin wound into the spool. By reviewing the turn angle of the worm shaft, the bulges that tend to occur at both the top and bottom ends of the spool are replaced with a flatter spool shape, reducing drag and line release resistance, and minimising trouble.
The third feature is a 2-speed oscillation system that changes the thread winding pitch as the spool moves back and forth. When the line is released from the spool ring side to the skirt side (downward), the finely wound line reduces release resistance and increases flight distance. In the opposite direction, the coarsely wound line prevents the line from digging in at high drag. This well-thought-out mechanism for the SW model further improves line release performance and eliminates trouble.