Do the E.C.U'S eat batteries still
In reply to Post #31
still on my first set in mine. find taking them out when not in use helps, but ive always done this with my alarms.
still on my first set in mine. find taking them out when not in use helps, but ive always done this with my alarms.
In reply to Post #29
They're the ones I have Glenn I swapped my MK1 compacts with a mate for the Mk1 R's he preferred the slightly smaller compact design I've never found the batteries an issue granted they dont last as long as a 9v in a Delkim alarm but will need a seasonal change, if I was to buy a set now it would be the MK1 super + compacts with the single big bug eye LED.
BUG EYE ECU
They're the ones I have Glenn I swapped my MK1 compacts with a mate for the Mk1 R's he preferred the slightly smaller compact design I've never found the batteries an issue granted they dont last as long as a 9v in a Delkim alarm but will need a seasonal change, if I was to buy a set now it would be the MK1 super + compacts with the single big bug eye LED.
BUG EYE ECU
In reply to Post #33
They look very cool.
They look very cool.
In reply to Post #33
That's what I'd have ,very smart
Although nothing wrong with my txi delks,so no need to change,
Another thing worth mentioning is in son's reciever is the vibrate mode,this also is fantastic,especially if you want to keep quiet,or other
That's what I'd have ,very smart
Although nothing wrong with my txi delks,so no need to change,
Another thing worth mentioning is in son's reciever is the vibrate mode,this also is fantastic,especially if you want to keep quiet,or other
I was seriously contemplating a set of ECU's a couple of years back but a good friend put me off after he had 2 heads snap off due to the threads being a weak spot....he also confirmed the range on the receiver was pants...
In reply to Post #36
Love my Nev's but if I change it would be the RX+ Fox over delkim
Love my Nev's but if I change it would be the RX+ Fox over delkim