In reply to Post #800
No difference to the Nash R3's but they don't blink at you to confirm they are on...and what about if you switch the receiver off and then on again and you don't have a beep, how will it tell you it is still on then?
No difference to the Nash R3's but they don't blink at you to confirm they are on...and what about if you switch the receiver off and then on again and you don't have a beep, how will it tell you it is still on then?
In reply to Post #803
agreed, if there is no visible way to see it is still on wouldnt you be messing with you alarms to check regularly or it actually turns off for whatever reason and you miss a bite, people will be moaning there wasnt such a feature to let them know it's still on no doubt.
agreed, if there is no visible way to see it is still on wouldnt you be messing with you alarms to check regularly or it actually turns off for whatever reason and you miss a bite, people will be moaning there wasnt such a feature to let them know it's still on no doubt.
Every two mins, thirty times an hour. It just catches my gaze and then I have too look at it again🤪
Why can't we just rely on the last activated manual button?
Why can't we just rely on the last activated manual button?
In reply to Post #803
It really doesnt bother me like already mentioned it stops people constantly fiddling with there alarms to check it's on.
I agree there isn't really any real reason why they did it and yes you can just tell by pressing a button but Tbh is it that big of a deal? To me it's a set of alarms I like so who really cares if it flashes every now and then, every hour, every minute or every second.
People will always pick fault with stuff no matter how good it is or bad, there will always be delkim haters just makes me laugh when people actually go out of there way to do it
It really doesnt bother me like already mentioned it stops people constantly fiddling with there alarms to check it's on.
I agree there isn't really any real reason why they did it and yes you can just tell by pressing a button but Tbh is it that big of a deal? To me it's a set of alarms I like so who really cares if it flashes every now and then, every hour, every minute or every second.
People will always pick fault with stuff no matter how good it is or bad, there will always be delkim haters just makes me laugh when people actually go out of there way to do it
Certainly not worth the upgrade in my opinion, I'll stick with my TXi,s though some nice features and perhaps worth considering if I was in the market for new alarms...
I'm still interested in grabbing a set in a few years time. I have 3 smart alarm devices that work with my current set of TXis and RXi and so it would be hard to justify. Especially as they won't have an updated version until early next year.
In reply to Post #808
Hello...I would use what you have and spend the money on gearing up! You already know, those fish dont care, they take the food, and go.If Delkims are a must, I would go for the entry level ones, the differences arent that major compared to the TXI, built in transmitter. I am a firm believer that delkims are all hype, most people set in on the run or drop back.
Hello...I would use what you have and spend the money on gearing up! You already know, those fish dont care, they take the food, and go.If Delkims are a must, I would go for the entry level ones, the differences arent that major compared to the TXI, built in transmitter. I am a firm believer that delkims are all hype, most people set in on the run or drop back.
In reply to Post #809
That's not a reply from someone who's used delkims.
That's not a reply from someone who's used delkims.
In reply to Post #810
Either that or someone who doesn't know how to use them
Either that or someone who doesn't know how to use them
In reply to Post #811
If my txis died all at once I'd buy the new ones in a heart beat. But then I still use some mk1s on my day sessions that are 25ish years old. So around 10-12 fox models old.
If my txis died all at once I'd buy the new ones in a heart beat. But then I still use some mk1s on my day sessions that are 25ish years old. So around 10-12 fox models old.
In reply to Post #799
You can send your receiver back to delkim and they will switch of the flashing LED's feature. Just got that done myself
You can send your receiver back to delkim and they will switch of the flashing LED's feature. Just got that done myself
In reply to Post #813
FOC ?
FOC ?
Could you not just put a small square of black electrical tape over the offending LED if it bothers you?
In reply to Post #815
I personally think it's a worthwhile feature to ensure connection and battery life and that you haven't passed out and forgotten to turn it on!!!
I personally think it's a worthwhile feature to ensure connection and battery life and that you haven't passed out and forgotten to turn it on!!!
In reply to Post #816
Completely agree I wouldn't have mine turned off
Completely agree I wouldn't have mine turned off