I like em
I also like the fact people are still looking to innovate in what is such a competitive market
I must be wierd I think because I actually quite like them lol but then again I like my sonik skx alarms and most people think they are ugly.
In reply to Post #30
I can't see at any point in Wayne's post where he says they are ****,he just mentions why he would not buy them
I can't see at any point in Wayne's post where he says they are ****,he just mentions why he would not buy them
In reply to Post #31
Agree. Until very recently all we had were rollers that can freeze and delks that weren't waterproof. The new delks fixed that by the looks of it but for me the market has been in desperate need of a new player to push things forward with a different concept entirely. It is great to see someone trying to do that imo.
I couldn't care less what they look like.
Agree. Until very recently all we had were rollers that can freeze and delks that weren't waterproof. The new delks fixed that by the looks of it but for me the market has been in desperate need of a new player to push things forward with a different concept entirely. It is great to see someone trying to do that imo.
I couldn't care less what they look like.
I couldn't give a monkeys what a bite alarm looks like, much more interested in what happens inside and that they go beep when they should. And I probably spend about 30 seconds a session using the dials.
Be interested to hear more about what these can do.
Be interested to hear more about what these can do.
In reply to Post #36
Carp spirit is the old ace,I'm not sure the alarms now have same spec as these though
Carp spirit is the old ace,I'm not sure the alarms now have same spec as these though
In reply to Post #37
Carp Spirit are just roller, no vibro, I believe. In which case they wouldn't be that special
Carp Spirit are just roller, no vibro, I believe. In which case they wouldn't be that special
In reply to Post #38
Was it the Ace alarm that got pulled from production due to a copyright infringement of a Fox alarm?
Was it the Ace alarm that got pulled from production due to a copyright infringement of a Fox alarm?
In reply to Post #39
I'm not clued up on all the ins and outs, but believe you are correct or along the correct lines
I'm not clued up on all the ins and outs, but believe you are correct or along the correct lines
In reply to Post #39
I thought it was the delk patent that had been infringed no?
I thought it was the delk patent that had been infringed no?
In reply to Post #41
I thought it was something to do with somebody who worked at Fox who went to Ace and it was something copied.
I thought it was something to do with somebody who worked at Fox who went to Ace and it was something copied.
In reply to Post #42
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I'm still waiting for an alarm that connects with bluetooth to an ear piece or hearing aids, its got to be better than hearing someone turning their Delk receiver on and off several times a day, isn't it?
In reply to Post #42
You're thinking of Max Cottis. He was married to Cliff Fox's daughter and the man behind the Ace alarm, so I was told. Apparently he had been working on the concept whilst at Fox.
You're thinking of Max Cottis. He was married to Cliff Fox's daughter and the man behind the Ace alarm, so I was told. Apparently he had been working on the concept whilst at Fox.
