Looks like they've lengthed the sides as well. Making it a bit harder for the old rod to slip of on a violent take. Looks a bit like A Nev and ATTs love child.. 
In reply to Post #13
Yes mate, TLB is/has been discontinued according to a GT reply on faceache
Yes mate, TLB is/has been discontinued according to a GT reply on faceache
In reply to Post #16
It just comes with the snag backs as standard now. You could get those before. Only thing different is the speaker.
It just comes with the snag backs as standard now. You could get those before. Only thing different is the speaker.
In reply to Post #15
They have anti rock apparently... This is what dal sent me a couple years ago
"They are pretty bomb proof too, better radio gear than Nev, but offset is the heads are silent (currently, mums the word but I've just designed a new one with audio on
)
mega waterproof and the anti rock is a bit better than the Nev one as that is time based, the ATT is actuation based hence the mags both side of the wheel
"
They have anti rock apparently... This is what dal sent me a couple years ago
"They are pretty bomb proof too, better radio gear than Nev, but offset is the heads are silent (currently, mums the word but I've just designed a new one with audio on
)mega waterproof and the anti rock is a bit better than the Nev one as that is time based, the ATT is actuation based hence the mags both side of the wheel
"
In reply to Post #19
Ok
I will bite
What it anti rock ??
Ok
I will bite
What it anti rock ??
In reply to Post #20
Easy listening for the hard of hearing.
Easy listening for the hard of hearing.
In reply to Post #20
The problem with alarms with magnets in the roller is that if the magnet is in a position that it is hovering around the sensor and you have waves or weed on your line it can rock back and forth over the sensor as the line bobs. This gives you big issues with false bleeps. You used to have to manually move the magnet away from the sensor, but any undertow or build up of weed and it could move back again.
If the ‘anti rock' helps with this then they are onto a winner. I'd hope they might put the same tech into the non speaker version, but seems unlikely.
The problem with alarms with magnets in the roller is that if the magnet is in a position that it is hovering around the sensor and you have waves or weed on your line it can rock back and forth over the sensor as the line bobs. This gives you big issues with false bleeps. You used to have to manually move the magnet away from the sensor, but any undertow or build up of weed and it could move back again.
If the ‘anti rock' helps with this then they are onto a winner. I'd hope they might put the same tech into the non speaker version, but seems unlikely.
In reply to Post #22
I thought the older version already had the anti rock feature
I thought the older version already had the anti rock feature
Yep they already have anti rock.
So they've updated the casing to make it more modern and functional and added a speaker..
So no longer waterproof.
Do they come with a Gardner black bag for each head when it rains ?
So they've updated the casing to make it more modern and functional and added a speaker..
So no longer waterproof.
Do they come with a Gardner black bag for each head when it rains ?
Did they have the anti rock from the start or was it added to later models? Mine must have been from around 2010 and if they did have that feature it didn't work 
In reply to Post #25
I've just looked and it's on the underlit ones not sure about the original ones
I've just looked and it's on the underlit ones not sure about the original ones
In reply to Post #26
I did not know that. I've been bad mouthing the ATTS as useless in any kind of big weather for years but maybe the newer ones were actually ok
I did not know that. I've been bad mouthing the ATTS as useless in any kind of big weather for years but maybe the newer ones were actually ok
In reply to Post #19
It's funny to think that the first alarm to have some sort of "anti rock" built into it was the much maligned Daiwa Sensitron back in the nineties.
It's funny to think that the first alarm to have some sort of "anti rock" built into it was the much maligned Daiwa Sensitron back in the nineties.
In reply to Post #28
Shame they forgot the anti-damp
Shame they forgot the anti-damp
In reply to Post #28
1st alarms I had. That and Shakespeare 1.25lb test curve rods, over Walthamstow. Caught aswell pub chucking to no man's land lol
1st alarms I had. That and Shakespeare 1.25lb test curve rods, over Walthamstow. Caught aswell pub chucking to no man's land lol