In reply to Post #119
Mine have canopies fitted in the rain, made from coffee tin lids with terry clips rivetted to the underside, these clip over the rods. to be fair the Delkims are 25 years old!
Mine have canopies fitted in the rain, made from coffee tin lids with terry clips rivetted to the underside, these clip over the rods. to be fair the Delkims are 25 years old!
In reply to Post #121
Another chance to bash delkim👌😂
Their line clips😂😂 absolutely shocking💩
And yes my alarms got sold so I could purchase fox alarms
At my expense, because I enjoy fishing in the rain👍🏻🤣
Another chance to bash delkim👌😂
Their line clips😂😂 absolutely shocking💩
And yes my alarms got sold so I could purchase fox alarms
At my expense, because I enjoy fishing in the rain👍🏻🤣
In reply to Post #122
Currently on the bank in very heavy rain and strong wind, got my txi-ds in front of me on my pod no false bleeps and still fine as they have been since the day they came out. The rain hasn't bothered them at all and have had no problems with them and I go twice a month all year for 48/72hrs in all weathers they are perfectly fine still 👍
Currently on the bank in very heavy rain and strong wind, got my txi-ds in front of me on my pod no false bleeps and still fine as they have been since the day they came out. The rain hasn't bothered them at all and have had no problems with them and I go twice a month all year for 48/72hrs in all weathers they are perfectly fine still 👍
In reply to Post #123
I have never had problems with Delkims had the original in 1986 and all the models just got the new ones I do miss the switch not keen on the button
I have never had problems with Delkims had the original in 1986 and all the models just got the new ones I do miss the switch not keen on the button
In reply to Post #122
Nothing wrong with their line clips
Nothing wrong with their line clips
The house next door....... 
In reply to Post #126
Assume wifey made you move into it.
Assume wifey made you move into it.
In reply to Post #127
Ultimate Mini Baitcruiser baitboat(as sold in Holland in early 2000's), is the same model as the Waverunner Atom Baitboat.
Utter disaster.
Would never sail in a straight line, if you had an electronic problem than you had the screw the boat open, but screws could break, boat leaking etc,.
The plastic was brittle when it was cold, so the carrying strap broke off when I lifted boat out of the water.
I hope for the current Waverunner Atom user that they improved the boat during the years, for me it was the worse thing I even bought for fishing.
Ultimate Mini Baitcruiser baitboat(as sold in Holland in early 2000's), is the same model as the Waverunner Atom Baitboat.
Utter disaster.
Would never sail in a straight line, if you had an electronic problem than you had the screw the boat open, but screws could break, boat leaking etc,.
The plastic was brittle when it was cold, so the carrying strap broke off when I lifted boat out of the water.
I hope for the current Waverunner Atom user that they improved the boat during the years, for me it was the worse thing I even bought for fishing.
In reply to Post #1
Most recently... a Trakker Sanctuary Oval Crib - when it got delivered, I thought a mistake had been made and I'd been sent an assembled chest of drawers... takes up half the boot space in my car. It does however do a very good job once set-up, but is utterly impractical to transport unless of course you have a van and always use a barrow. I used it twice and now it sits in the garage... make me an offer if you want it, collection only (North Essex). Cost me £120 new
I bought it during the first lockdown, so my bad, should have waited until Johnson Ross was back open and would have got something else had I seen the size of it 
Most recently... a Trakker Sanctuary Oval Crib - when it got delivered, I thought a mistake had been made and I'd been sent an assembled chest of drawers... takes up half the boot space in my car. It does however do a very good job once set-up, but is utterly impractical to transport unless of course you have a van and always use a barrow. I used it twice and now it sits in the garage... make me an offer if you want it, collection only (North Essex). Cost me £120 new
I bought it during the first lockdown, so my bad, should have waited until Johnson Ross was back open and would have got something else had I seen the size of it
Anything with a fox badge
In reply to Post #130
Nothing wrong with their glacier mints or biscuits
Nothing wrong with their glacier mints or biscuits
In reply to Post #131
This is true Tony, probably should have stuck to what they were best at
This is true Tony, probably should have stuck to what they were best at
In reply to Post #129
Yep done the same thing couldn't believe the size of the box when the mat turned up used the mat once and sold it was like the size of a bivvy in the bag
Yep done the same thing couldn't believe the size of the box when the mat turned up used the mat once and sold it was like the size of a bivvy in the bag
In reply to Post #129
I didn't bother with the bag that it came with. I folded up the walls put this inside the foam mat and then folded that in half, not the way you do to get it into the bag but the other way, I then secured it all with a bungee strap. Lot more compact, (square shaped instead of rectangle) and barrow friendly.....
I didn't bother with the bag that it came with. I folded up the walls put this inside the foam mat and then folded that in half, not the way you do to get it into the bag but the other way, I then secured it all with a bungee strap. Lot more compact, (square shaped instead of rectangle) and barrow friendly.....
In reply to Post #127
Cowboy builders who've left a trail of £100,000 devastation to put right behind them.
Cowboy builders who've left a trail of £100,000 devastation to put right behind them.