Nash will be releasing new bite Alarm,an upgrade from the R3's: The R4
Full specs here:Nash R4 Specs
Full specs here:Nash R4 Specs
Customers = field testers 
In reply to Post #1
I. Hear a rumour of a new bushwhacker as well
Never had a Nash alarm but they seem to just never go wrong unlike others
I. Hear a rumour of a new bushwhacker as well
Never had a Nash alarm but they seem to just never go wrong unlike others
In reply to Post #1
Really wonder what the price will be.
Really wonder what the price will be.
In reply to Post #1
Literally just bought a new set of R3s !
They might have to go on eBay once these come out.
Literally just bought a new set of R3s !
They might have to go on eBay once these come out.
In reply to Post #4
>>>>>>Really wonder what the price will be.<<<<
According to Bristol Angling, the receiver is £241.99 reduced to £219.99 and out of stock. As a rule the "heads" are usually similar price with alarms. (In fact, I see they are same price)
2 alarms and receiver, £549.99
3 alarms and receiver, £689.99
4 alarms and receiver, £839.99
But.....have they been released yet or is it a false advert?
just also found Todber is advertising them for same price.
Only bought a set of R3's myself this year to replace my aging Nash Stainless steel ones which I have just had repaired so back in use again and do everything I want them to do.
But one has to consider with all this hi tech sensing, what if a fish wants to "run" and gives you an indication that the alarm is set to eliminate as a false alarm, it could result in failing to spot a liner if your watching the water, missing a take or hitting it to late when it could be in snags?
That is why I am happy with just my Nash stainless alarms and a roller that bleeps at any movement. Set up correctly, even on a windy day, they do not give me many false beeps.
>>>>>>Really wonder what the price will be.<<<<
According to Bristol Angling, the receiver is £241.99 reduced to £219.99 and out of stock. As a rule the "heads" are usually similar price with alarms. (In fact, I see they are same price)
2 alarms and receiver, £549.99
3 alarms and receiver, £689.99
4 alarms and receiver, £839.99
But.....have they been released yet or is it a false advert?
just also found Todber is advertising them for same price.
Only bought a set of R3's myself this year to replace my aging Nash Stainless steel ones which I have just had repaired so back in use again and do everything I want them to do.
But one has to consider with all this hi tech sensing, what if a fish wants to "run" and gives you an indication that the alarm is set to eliminate as a false alarm, it could result in failing to spot a liner if your watching the water, missing a take or hitting it to late when it could be in snags?
That is why I am happy with just my Nash stainless alarms and a roller that bleeps at any movement. Set up correctly, even on a windy day, they do not give me many false beeps.
In reply to Post #6
Wow if that is right, thats kinda steep for my liking.
Dont get me wrong i dont have a problem with paying for something i like, but that makes them more expensive than delks and foxes.
Wow if that is right, thats kinda steep for my liking.
Dont get me wrong i dont have a problem with paying for something i like, but that makes them more expensive than delks and foxes.
In reply to Post #6
At that price il stick to the R3's!
At that price il stick to the R3's!
In reply to Post #8
Haven't been released yet, October!
Haven't been released yet, October!
That price will be rrp,they will be cheaper once released
In reply to Post #10
>>>That price will be rrp,they will be cheaper once released<<<<
Those are the discounted prices I have listed, for example, the RRP for the 3 alarms and receiver is £758.99, not £689.99
But, we will have to wait and see what the prices will be when they are released.
>>>That price will be rrp,they will be cheaper once released<<<<
Those are the discounted prices I have listed, for example, the RRP for the 3 alarms and receiver is £758.99, not £689.99
But, we will have to wait and see what the prices will be when they are released.
In reply to Post #11
In reply to Post #3
I had my r3 alarms go wrong and the customer service I had from them put me off Nash for life, was a shame really because I really liked them before that
Those prices below are correct go to Bristol angling they have them on there with all the prices
I had my r3 alarms go wrong and the customer service I had from them put me off Nash for life, was a shame really because I really liked them before that
Those prices below are correct go to Bristol angling they have them on there with all the prices
In reply to Post #13
My experience is very good with their customer service.
I had 1 alarm (r3) that did some strange thing when it got wet from the rain. They just replaced it, no questions asked even when it was a couple of months out warranty.
My experience is very good with their customer service.
I had 1 alarm (r3) that did some strange thing when it got wet from the rain. They just replaced it, no questions asked even when it was a couple of months out warranty.
In reply to Post #6
The only reason Nash could have some market share was because the R3 is a very decent alarm without lots of features at a decent price.
4 years ago I've picked up a set of 4 plus receiver on a 20% discount at a price of £400.
The only reason Nash could have some market share was because the R3 is a very decent alarm without lots of features at a decent price.
4 years ago I've picked up a set of 4 plus receiver on a 20% discount at a price of £400.