In reply to Post #15
Thanks Gerry. Sorry to hear about your health mate hope treatment goes well.
Sorry to be a pedant but are you saying you'd probably go for the BAT+ alarms over the JRC CXs?
Cheers
Chris
Thanks Gerry. Sorry to hear about your health mate hope treatment goes well.
Sorry to be a pedant but are you saying you'd probably go for the BAT+ alarms over the JRC CXs?
Cheers
Chris
In reply to Post #16
YES
YES
In reply to Post #17
Thanks fella!
Thanks fella!
In reply to Post #18
I got both
I got both
In reply to Post #1
I've upgraded few months ago from the "JRC cx's" to "prologic fulcrum rmx pro" and am really happy with the new set!
The JRC ones are really good value but the receiver when you have a liner for example makes a really long sound, and I was waking up all the time because of that! When I say liner could be wind or weed for example, just a single beep on the alarms but on the receiver way too long.
This new prologic ones have some lovely features such as bivvy light when you have a take, even on maximum sensitivity wind doesnt affect the alarms at all and to me thats way better compared to the JRC's.
and many more useful features
have a look at their video on youtube on the prologic ones.
I've upgraded few months ago from the "JRC cx's" to "prologic fulcrum rmx pro" and am really happy with the new set!
The JRC ones are really good value but the receiver when you have a liner for example makes a really long sound, and I was waking up all the time because of that! When I say liner could be wind or weed for example, just a single beep on the alarms but on the receiver way too long.
This new prologic ones have some lovely features such as bivvy light when you have a take, even on maximum sensitivity wind doesnt affect the alarms at all and to me thats way better compared to the JRC's.
and many more useful features
have a look at their video on youtube on the prologic ones.