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New Delkim Alarms (921 posts / 99,812 views)
Pooter
Posts: 395
Post #754 17 Aug 2019 05:38
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In reply to Post #712
Wrong.
Squirt the liquid onto the ground, collect the lobworms. Use them as bait.
Hauling worm kebabs, get on the worm.
Can I be offended now?
Arse biscuits ☺
Defiant.one Defiant.one
Posts: 4,344
Post #755 17 Aug 2019 12:06
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In reply to Post #732
Vibration Sensors are just as prone to freezing solid; I've witnessed it myself when Piking – all the dew settles on everything and then a sudden freeze, a Roller or Vibration sensor does not work when encapsulated in solid Ice.
But if it's a Roller Alarm were you can remove the Roller, one drop of Oil on the spindle and it will never freeze (Oil Repels Water= impossible to freeze.)



# These threads on Delkim Alarms always go the same way – a slanging match! I just which people would except they are just like “Marmite” A few people like the taste, the majority hate the stuff.

ExArmy
Posts: 219
Post #756 17 Aug 2019 12:29
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In reply to Post #755
Absolutely, but makes you laugh when they make out Delkims are responsible for there catch success.

Some have to have them to look good and follow the crowd, and some buy alarms that a worth the money.
Boycie Boycie
Posts: 6,421
Post #757 17 Aug 2019 13:02
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In reply to Post #756
And some buy them because they want them and can afford them. Why does it matter to you what people want to use? It's not your money.
ExArmy
Posts: 219
Post #758 17 Aug 2019 13:07
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In reply to Post #757
Nothing to do with cost. I could and many others could happily buy them. Price isn't an issue if the price is warranted. Would you pay £1000 for a car that's only worth half that ?

Then again from what I've read recently
Bonedthefish
Posts: 67
Post #760 17 Aug 2019 13:23
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Still think there overpriced recycled bottles of pop
ExArmy
Posts: 219
Post #761 17 Aug 2019 13:26
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In reply to Post #759
Don't use NGT alarms sorry chuffer. Atts at £400 cheaper 6 years old now maybe more. Granted spares now and r3s last few years again cheaper and more reliable.

Around £3.50 a month for Atts
Spike Spike
Posts: 2,098
Post #763 17 Aug 2019 13:35
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In reply to Post #762
R3s are good alarms
Spike Spike
Posts: 2,098
Post #764 17 Aug 2019 13:35
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In reply to Post #762
R3s are good alarms
Goose Goose
Posts: 12,901
Post #765 17 Aug 2019 13:36
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In reply to Post #759
**** off Josh, you've never owned anything for seven weeks without breaking it.
Spike Spike
Posts: 2,098
Post #768 17 Aug 2019 13:45
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In reply to Post #767
I didn't rate Atts personally. Just to much hassle to switch between sensitivity. Alarms will always be a personal thing.
ExArmy
Posts: 219
Post #769 17 Aug 2019 13:46
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In reply to Post #767
Because Your clueless
Bablemikey Bablemikey
Posts: 343
Post #770 3 Sep 2019 14:21
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Debate seems to have quietened down dramatically on these now.
Quite fancy a set of the TXI-d's. Mostly because of the illuminated slimlites though. which is something I can't do with my R3s.
Spod Spod
Posts: 13,415
Post #771 3 Sep 2019 15:21
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In reply to Post #770
Still a few disgruntled owners across the Social Media platforms.....
Shadow Shadow
Posts: 1,006
Post #772 3 Sep 2019 15:27
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In reply to Post #771
I think was a very smaller number of alarms I have not see any negative post since the first few in the rain?

Mine haven't missed a beat in all weathers the only negative is the last activity led flash on the receiver which is total waste time.
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