In reply to Post #13
New smart lites only suitable for V2 apparently
New smart lites only suitable for V2 apparently
In reply to Post #14
To turn off the flashing light on a Delkim Txi-D receiver, you need to switch off the receiver and then switch it back on while holding both push buttons (PB1 and PB2) until confirmation tones are heard. Then, release the buttons to confirm the setting.
To turn off the flashing light on a Delkim Txi-D receiver, you need to switch off the receiver and then switch it back on while holding both push buttons (PB1 and PB2) until confirmation tones are heard. Then, release the buttons to confirm the setting.
In reply to Post #12
Does anyone ever check the voltage level of the new batteries before inserting- probably not in the case of most people.
In the case of the alarm if ruling out the battery, then high current consumption. Possibly caused by a short circuit, perhaps the alarm got dropped and something internally got damaged.
Let's be honest we forget they are electronics products it's not like they are built to military specifications for shock & vibration.
I like delkim a family run business with products designed and built in the UK
Does anyone ever check the voltage level of the new batteries before inserting- probably not in the case of most people.
In the case of the alarm if ruling out the battery, then high current consumption. Possibly caused by a short circuit, perhaps the alarm got dropped and something internally got damaged.
Let's be honest we forget they are electronics products it's not like they are built to military specifications for shock & vibration.
I like delkim a family run business with products designed and built in the UK
In reply to Post #15
strange..mine is the original V1
strange..mine is the original V1
In reply to Post #19
The first batch of v1s didn't have the option. For the option the receiver needs an update which is free of charge. I never bothered doesn't bother me
The first batch of v1s didn't have the option. For the option the receiver needs an update which is free of charge. I never bothered doesn't bother me
In reply to Post #20
Ah..fair enough..that would piss me right off flashing away in my bivvy!
Ah..fair enough..that would piss me right off flashing away in my bivvy!
In reply to Post #12
I have V1's, two out of three had the volume pot issue, one had battery drain, they denied all knowledge, sent me brand new alarms while claiming they had repaired them (at a cost of over £100), and one of the replacements has developed the volume issue again!
I am close to moving to Fox RX plus, so sick of Delkim.
I have V1's, two out of three had the volume pot issue, one had battery drain, they denied all knowledge, sent me brand new alarms while claiming they had repaired them (at a cost of over £100), and one of the replacements has developed the volume issue again!
I am close to moving to Fox RX plus, so sick of Delkim.