In reply to Post #105
That's better than most £600+ mobile phones, bargain.
#pukkapies #steakandkidney #chickenandmushroom

What do the people that have purchased these think of them in general? My only niggling concern is that they look a bit cheap and plasticky and maybe not built to last long...

Cheers

In reply to Post #108
I would say the heads look and feel ok, buttons and switch seem positive, battery cover is a good fit. The receiver does look and feel a little cheap, but then again it's not going to be sitting out there in all weather's. My only gripe is the LED's on the receiver could have been bigger and brighter, or have a fish eye lens to enhance them. At the end of the day they are only mid entry alarms.

In reply to Post #105
Great response especially the last one Ping pong table 🤣🤣🤣

In reply to Post #108
They are 'cheap and plasticy' thats reflected in the price.

In reply to Post #108
you get what you pay I would say

In reply to Post #108
They look like they should last well enough unless you really abuse your gear.

I dislike having to cycle through the louder volumes to get to a quieter setting, but a thumb over the speaker shuts them up.

They're not competing with top end alarms, but are well worth 200 quid for 3 and receiver in my mind.

In reply to Post #113
Out of interest do they hold the settings so if you put the heads on silent volume setting will they remain like that necmxt time you turn off and on again?

In reply to Post #113
Necmxt was meant to be next😀

In reply to Post #114
Yes they do

In reply to Post #116
Anyone else find it annoying that always one alarm which doesn't tighten down on buzz bar same as others. Swear every set i have, tightens up but facing opposite to others. Means have one which is looser than others and probably slightly different height on buzz bar. Am I being a bit pedantic? Had a set of rx plus too same thing one alarm was different.

Will be using for first time Sunday.

In reply to Post #117
Jag alarm aligner kit

Second the Jag aligners or Chunky "O"'s from Thinking anglers or probably most DIY's there alright for alignment although they do perish and not locked up as tight as Jag kits but they work alrightish.
I always liked my Fox Skypod bars as you could keep the alarm in place and tighten the locking thread to it same as the adjustable collars on the solar bars.

In reply to Post #117
There's a knurled collar on the thread of the alarm that you can move half a turn to fix exactly that problem.

In reply to Post #119
I have hard plastic adjustment ones the rx come with ill use them to get it solid, but still doesn't mean they all be same height on buzzbar thats my point. Although talking half a millimeter here lol