Hi I have just picked up a spare set of bite alarms for my canal/river set up wychwood solace but they dont have any batteries in them and no information what batteries in need can anyone help thanks
In reply to Post #1
Think they are LR1. Had the solace for a short period years ago and the battery type was one of my frustrations as weren't easy to get hold of
Think they are LR1. Had the solace for a short period years ago and the battery type was one of my frustrations as weren't easy to get hold of
In reply to Post #2
The alarms go through batteries rapidly so keep a supply....
One of the reasons why I got rid of them, just too unreliable.
The alarms go through batteries rapidly so keep a supply....
One of the reasons why I got rid of them, just too unreliable.
In reply to Post #3
I remember reading you should remove the batteries when not using them because of that problem
I remember reading you should remove the batteries when not using them because of that problem
In reply to Post #3
Yep. A number of times I got the alarms out to find they were dead even though a new battery had been put in the time before. Jerry's suggestion would help avoid that but due to them being so small it was always fiddly either sorting the batteries out or pairing etc. As a free set as backup as long as you keep a good supply of the batteries they should be fine
Yep. A number of times I got the alarms out to find they were dead even though a new battery had been put in the time before. Jerry's suggestion would help avoid that but due to them being so small it was always fiddly either sorting the batteries out or pairing etc. As a free set as backup as long as you keep a good supply of the batteries they should be fine
In reply to Post #5
I will only be using them few times a year when I go away on a narrow boat holiday so it eont be to much of a ball ache. Just need to find some has anyone got instructions on how to pair up to receiver
Thanks
I will only be using them few times a year when I go away on a narrow boat holiday so it eont be to much of a ball ache. Just need to find some has anyone got instructions on how to pair up to receiver
Thanks
In reply to Post #6
Take the cover off and there are little switches inside. You need to match those on the alarms to the receiver. Again it is very fiddly to do and I had to use something like a cocktail stick or fine baiting needle to do this
Take the cover off and there are little switches inside. You need to match those on the alarms to the receiver. Again it is very fiddly to do and I had to use something like a cocktail stick or fine baiting needle to do this
In reply to Post #1
NOT LR1 got 4 through post today bugger
NOT LR1 got 4 through post today bugger
In reply to Post #8
Have you asked wychwood?
Have you asked wychwood?
In reply to Post #9
Yes 23a took a week to answer by then I had ordered LR1 bugger
Yes 23a took a week to answer by then I had ordered LR1 bugger
In reply to Post #8
Sorry buddy, I did say think
Sorry buddy, I did say think
In reply to Post #10
That's a shame they took so long
That's a shame they took so long
In reply to Post #11
That's ok wifes happy they fit a clock she has so she has batteries for the next 4 years lol
Happy wife happy life
That's ok wifes happy they fit a clock she has so she has batteries for the next 4 years lol
Happy wife happy life