In reply to Post #1
Another vote for ATTs
Used most alarms over the years but keep coming back to the old faithful and ever reliable ATTs.
Never had any real issues with weed/wind drag, or false alarms described elsewhere, well certainly no more so than any other alarm I've owned, just adjust line tightening and bobbin drop accordingly, always stuck with 2 magnet version wheel.
I did try the TLB Plus and liked them, from a functionally pov they're not so different from ATT's, other than a speaker, they're just as bomb proof, however were a fickle bunch, all different in what we like/dislike so stuck with the ATT's.
Just my opinion and experience👍👍
Tel
Another vote for ATTs
Used most alarms over the years but keep coming back to the old faithful and ever reliable ATTs.
Never had any real issues with weed/wind drag, or false alarms described elsewhere, well certainly no more so than any other alarm I've owned, just adjust line tightening and bobbin drop accordingly, always stuck with 2 magnet version wheel.
I did try the TLB Plus and liked them, from a functionally pov they're not so different from ATT's, other than a speaker, they're just as bomb proof, however were a fickle bunch, all different in what we like/dislike so stuck with the ATT's.
Just my opinion and experience👍👍
Tel
In reply to Post #15
You can get dongles and receiver to go with your Delkims
You can get dongles and receiver to go with your Delkims
In reply to Post #17
Considered that but them I'm paying £150 to keep 15 to 20 year old alarms........
Considered that but them I'm paying £150 to keep 15 to 20 year old alarms........
In reply to Post #18
ATTS just switched over from TLB +'s
Bought the extended snags ears and some 4mag kudos rollers
So far can't fault them 👍
ATTS just switched over from TLB +'s
Bought the extended snags ears and some 4mag kudos rollers
So far can't fault them 👍
In reply to Post #19
Boris what did you pay may I ask?
Boris what did you pay may I ask?
In reply to Post #20
a BIG plus point for ATTs alarms
as they are so bomb proof buying second hand set your pretty much safe so if your on a budget its a good way of making a saving
on Ebay there is a underlit set of 3 with receiver and extras for £150 you should be able to buy an underlit setup for £150 or the earlier version even cheaper
get your thumb sorted as good buys come up in classifieds on here
a BIG plus point for ATTs alarms
as they are so bomb proof buying second hand set your pretty much safe so if your on a budget its a good way of making a saving
on Ebay there is a underlit set of 3 with receiver and extras for £150 you should be able to buy an underlit setup for £150 or the earlier version even cheaper
get your thumb sorted as good buys come up in classifieds on here
In reply to Post #21
When I get 3 hours spare I'll look into my thumb, thanks.....not the best at computering.
When I get 3 hours spare I'll look into my thumb, thanks.....not the best at computering.
In reply to Post #18
Which will be worth it. Once you use delks there's a good chance you won't like anything else, especially if you've been using them for a long time
Which will be worth it. Once you use delks there's a good chance you won't like anything else, especially if you've been using them for a long time
In reply to Post #22
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The best alarm ever was the Fox DXR, LXR.
I have some for.sale but I am located in SW France.
I have some for.sale but I am located in SW France.
I must have the worst luck in the world as i had a few issies with my ATTs. One of them randomly started going off on its own, and another one randomly drained the batteries. My receiever failed too, well the button stopped working, which i believe was an issue only in the early recievers.
Changing the batteries on them in an absolute pain in the rear end as well.
They're OK alarms, but I never grew to love them. I loved my TLBs, but they were the worst alarms in the wind I've ever used. Nothing you could do to stop them beeping constantly.
Changing the batteries on them in an absolute pain in the rear end as well.
They're OK alarms, but I never grew to love them. I loved my TLBs, but they were the worst alarms in the wind I've ever used. Nothing you could do to stop them beeping constantly.