In reply to Post #54
That "nonsense" is straight from ECU himself, makes the alarms pretty useless in a fishing situation...24 hour session.. 24 to72 hours to reset hmmm.

Hope yours prove more reliable than mine did or you too may be told to do a reset

In reply to Post #60
Still dont believe it. It would make no difference what so ever how long you leave it if the battery is removed from them alarm head.

In reply to Post #58
Paste the email on here so I can have a read.

In reply to Post #63
On Tue, 6 Aug 2024, 7:53 pm Scott Edwards, wrote:
hi paul try a reset firstly.
remove battery fully.
then switch toggle to ON.
wait 72 hrs then refit the battery.

There you go that's from the ECU contact form, don't give a toss what you believe just stating my experience of the alarms.

In reply to Post #64
******** 😂

In reply to Post #64
Only a guess but maybe there's a capacitor that holds the memory and it takes 72 hours to discharge?
If that's the case then the alarm needs to be designed with a push switch, I good place would be inside the battery compartment, maybe there could be a small hole and you could press it with something like a straightened paper clip. Then the switch would instantly discharge the capacitor without the long wait.

In reply to Post #66
That's how I see it. It must store the setting. It all works still but mine just went silent after a battery change. Tried everything and nothing worked bar leave a battery out for 48hrs.

I had to email him as i couldnt see how it could possibly work but he confirmed what you said so I owe you an apology mate.

In reply to Post #68
Go on then say sorry

In reply to Post #69
😂

In reply to Post #57
Are you going apologise too

In reply to Post #71
I did

In reply to Post #72
Not you mate,post 57

In reply to Post #73
👍🏻

In reply to Post #73
Why ? Can you substantiate your accusation or are you going on hearsay ?