In reply to Post #121
Picky sod
Picky sod
In reply to Post #121
Move your chair back another 3m from the rods. You'll not notice the difference in alarm heights
Move your chair back another 3m from the rods. You'll not notice the difference in alarm heights
In reply to Post #123
Never understood why buzz bars aren't made with an internal grub screw/allen key adjustment to help line up alarms.
Never understood why buzz bars aren't made with an internal grub screw/allen key adjustment to help line up alarms.
How are people getting on with these?
They certainly have good features like colour adjustment, led brightness adjustment, beep for beep from head to receiver and tone sync from head to receiver all in a small package.
They certainly have good features like colour adjustment, led brightness adjustment, beep for beep from head to receiver and tone sync from head to receiver all in a small package.
In reply to Post #124
I know defiant mps buzz bars used to have internal grub screws like you say dont know if they still do.
I know defiant mps buzz bars used to have internal grub screws like you say dont know if they still do.
In reply to Post #117
Use Matrix locking nuts, work a treat (3 in a pack) no faffing about
Use Matrix locking nuts, work a treat (3 in a pack) no faffing about
In reply to Post #127
I took the plunge and got some of these. One odd thing I have noticed is the sound on speaker of the alarm and receiver if you listen carefully with one beep you can hear it come on it sounds like a walkie talkie channel if you know what I mean?
Anyone else noticed this?
I took the plunge and got some of these. One odd thing I have noticed is the sound on speaker of the alarm and receiver if you listen carefully with one beep you can hear it come on it sounds like a walkie talkie channel if you know what I mean?
Anyone else noticed this?
I really like my Mini Microns!
Using them for nearly 4 months now.
Only minor thing is that the battery level on the receiver is very low already.
I fish about 3 nights a week, but still very quick having to change batteries after 4 months.
Using them for nearly 4 months now.
Only minor thing is that the battery level on the receiver is very low already.
I fish about 3 nights a week, but still very quick having to change batteries after 4 months.
In reply to Post #128
I've noticed that too, like a very quiet second tone.
I've noticed that too, like a very quiet second tone.
In reply to Post #129
4 months 3 night's a week is a fare bit of battery time in my thoughts. My mate had to change his batteries every session in his Prologic heads lol
4 months 3 night's a week is a fare bit of battery time in my thoughts. My mate had to change his batteries every session in his Prologic heads lol
In reply to Post #131
Especially in cold winter weather.
Especially in cold winter weather.
In reply to Post #131
I reckon so. If you have your alarms switched for 72 hours per session my arithmetic makes it 1296 hours per battery in 4 months. Don't think you can complain at that.
I reckon so. If you have your alarms switched for 72 hours per session my arithmetic makes it 1296 hours per battery in 4 months. Don't think you can complain at that.
In reply to Post #133
... from 2 x AAA batteries!
... from 2 x AAA batteries!
In reply to Post #130
same here just a quirk, great alarms for price. whether they stand the test of bad weather and longevity is another matter
same here just a quirk, great alarms for price. whether they stand the test of bad weather and longevity is another matter
In reply to Post #135
Has anyone tried to set all 3 alarm heads with the same colour LED i.e. Red and if so did all 3 alarms register on the receiver?
Has anyone tried to set all 3 alarm heads with the same colour LED i.e. Red and if so did all 3 alarms register on the receiver?