Is it only Delkim that have this feature? After anew set and want vibration but will have to sell an internal organ to afford them

In reply to Post #1
Have a look for some used TXi's or EV's if you don't require a remote setup.

The new EV-D's are £60 each if you don't need remote.

The ACE i3's had a vibration mode as did one of the older Fox top end alarm (I believe it was the LXR that had the vibration sensing mode)

In reply to Post #1
Not if you shop around

In reply to Post #2
And the dxr

In reply to Post #4
I thought the DXR did as well but was not 100% certain.

Cheers everyone
Will have a look at the ev version

In reply to Post #3
Can you recommend anywhere that area doing deals please braders?

In reply to Post #7
Sent you a pm

In reply to Post #7
Glad you got them sorted out

In reply to Post #9
fox sxv did..........the v stands for vibration. they do come up on ebay and are affordable

In reply to Post #10
X2 ( Henglesport ? )did an alarm that was a blatant copy kf th efirst vibration sensing Delkims.
Pretty sure they were stopped pretty quickly though, so probably about as commo as rocking horse poo....

In reply to Post #1
The Bitec Micro worked exactly the same as a Delkin from back in the 90s.

Great alarms ,as ever wish I hadn't sold them .

Is this Delkim patent ever going to expire?
Never known one to last 30 years

Just bought a cheap set of Carp Spirit HD3 alarms only £80 for two heads and receiver, the heads are silent but the remote has a double switch function for sound or vibrate can change the heads to any of the usual six colour options on the head by adjusting the wheel and pressing the programme switch on the receiver, quite natty little alarms with plenty of features for a relatively cheap price


HD3

In reply to Post #14
Aren't they the things what someone on here bought and returned soon after due to all the problems they had?