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I Won This Tanacom 800 on eBay… Then Realized the Reel Was Just the Beginning

I’ve been curious about electric reels for a long time, and I finally pulled the trigger on a Daiwa Tanacom 800 — but what surprised me most is that the reel price is only part of the story. I originally won this reel on eBay with a $650 bid and paid about $700 total after tax and shipping, and it already came spooled with 600+ yards (about 1,800 ft) of 80 lb braid, which alone would normally cost a good amount if you had to add it yourself. But owning an electric reel also means thinking about: • Batteries (I went with a 5,000 mAh mini lithium battery instead of a big bulky 10,000+ mAh) • Backup batteries and why I prefer two small batteries instead of one big one • Spare power cables (because if it fails, your day can be done) • Proper chargers (which often cost extra if not included) I also explain why I chose the Tanacom 800 instead of: • Going bigger like the Tanacom 1200 • Or going cheaper/smaller with other electric reel brands For my style of fishing in future trips, I wanted strong line capacity, reliability, and flexibility for deep drops without carrying oversized batteries or risking being stuck with no backup power. If you’re thinking about getting your first electric reel, this video covers what people usually don’t talk about — the real setup costs, trade-offs, and what actually makes sense on a party boat or charter.