In reply to Post #15
I use them for bivvy lights. Usually when reading at night.

In reply to Post #15
I hang my receiver from one so its next to my head that way I can have the heads turn right down or off and the receiver on low

and only I know when I get a run unlike the masses of tools that wake half the lake when they get some action you just think Noddy

In reply to Post #17
Exactly what I use them for

In reply to Post #17
I pop it under the pillow and have vibrate and very low sound on, as that way I definitely wake up 😂

In reply to Post #19
yea guess that would work

but I can see which rod it is by the lights on the receiver so know to go left or right

In reply to Post #1
As said eBay cheap £4 I got two few years back £5 Nash is rip off

In reply to Post #17
Sounds like atts alarms that gerry......

In reply to Post #20
I have my rods on buzzers so it's a stumble I'm the same direction either way for me 😂

In reply to Post #22
No I had some atts I think they are the most over rated alarms out there IMHO

currently I own and use all of them at some point Delkims , Nash R1s and JRC Radar CX all of them much better I dont see the point in an alarm that does not have the most basic thing a sensitivity control and I dont mean changing blooming wheels

In reply to Post #24
I love my atts, and you've just reminded me I need to order some new rollers

In reply to Post #17
Cant you afford a bivvy table ?

In reply to Post #26
in case you hadnt realised ?

a bivvy hook is miles smaller than any bivvy table and for my needs about 100 times more practical

and did you forget your post 12 below ? ............practice what you preach springs to mind