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Old 22-02-08, 04:45 PM
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Bait alarms
Im looking to invest in a set of 3 bait alarms. Im on a bit of a budget so delkins out of the question . Any ideas anyone
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Re: Bait alarms
erm that wud rule steve nev's out as well..... Fox Warriors £20 each good little alarm and a bargain...
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Fox warriors or Delkim EVs
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Re: Bait alarms
Nash Holigans or Outlaws are good.

Fox are not to great when it comes to returns but Fox Micron M's are pretty damn good for people on a low budget
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Re: Bait alarms
Avoid the Wychwood Rage alarms like the plague, they are the worst alarms I have ever tried
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Re: Bait alarms
Haha Never used them

Only used the fox ones, the cheap fox ones are brillaint but the mmxr's are really bad! They turned off in the rain all the time/// conclusion: fixed by fox then ebayed for delks
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Re: Bait alarms
how about TF Gear Force 8 Remote Bite Alarm. Ive got a friend that is selling his, changing his to delkins. He says that they are very good but would like a second opinon
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Re: Bait alarms
Ye the TF gear seems ok in most cases, after all i bet most of us started with a £10 alarm from the local tackle shop.. gotta be better than that hehe.. but in general the TF stuff is good stuff.
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Re: Bait alarms
I would go with fox micron M's...

I've seen people with cheap remote and they havn't had much luck with them
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Re: Bait alarms
hi guys just to let you know ive purchased my alarms. Copied a friend of mine hes raved about these alarms he bought of ebay.
REALTREE HARDWOODS CAMOFLAUGE MEGABITE XTS WIRELESS BITE ALARM SET COMPLETE WITH 3 XTS MINI ALARMS
i read the feed back on them and they seem pretty good. got 3 alarms and wireless reciever for 50 squid 20 quid cheaper than my mate.
hehehe boy is he gonna be pissed
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