warrior - es

[1chris1]

hiya lads im looking to get 2 new alarms in 3-4 weeks time but as im saving for a new set of rods i have not got much to spend.witch alarm is best out of the:

fox micron warrior alarm
or the
fox micron es alarm

FOX MICRON ES BITE ALARMS on eBay (end time 01-Nov-09 16:26:35 GMT)

Fox Micron Warrior Alarm bite alarm free post on eBay (end time 23-Nov-09 09:05:31 GMT)

(the links above are not the exact alarms i will be getting,just the same make/model lol)

[Lee]

i went out and bought a £10 alarm came with free bobbin and it works a treat no problems with it...... i dont even know if it has a name....

[Tom]

in my opinion any of the Fox Micron alarms are well-built and reliable, the only ones i'd definately avoid are Wychwood alarms, the ones we looked at were poorly constructed.

[Yeti]

Got the Fox Micron Alarms after trying out various £10 jobbies. Sensitive enough and to date are still working and I've had them a year. Couldn't bring myself to buy Delkims just yet...

[1chris1]

what microns are they?

chris

[Gemo]

I was able to spend some great bank time with a fox consultant and he was telling me about the new Fox NTX-R alarms. He told me that if you get a fast take the alarms dont register anything ?. Also they are very very fragile and prone to failing on regular occasions. Bear in mind this is Fox's flag ship alarms retailing at £799.00 for a presentation set.

[paulhthomas]

oh my god, that's shocking!!

Delkim! Delkim! Delkim!

[John-Rooky]

If I had the money it would have to be Delkim. But failing that, try a fairy liquid bottle cap. Cheap and cheerful but it works!

[Gemo]

John when times are hard I will always drop back to my old faithful. A Morris Minor hub cap under the reel with a two bob bit sat on top of the spool with the bail arm open. As the line pulls the two bob bit drops and rattles in the hub cap. Old school styleeee

[John-Rooky]

I see im not the only 'old school' boy here lol