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Smart Alarm Movement and Bivvy Light (6 posts / 1,190 views)
Jslinn Jslinn
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Post #1 17 Mar 2021 18:33
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I have now replaced my Delkims TXI and RXI and Smart Alarm movement detector and Bivvy light for the new digital versions and wanted to say I'm pleased I have.

None the less I expect these new alarms will last me 20
Years.

The movement detector interfaces with the delk receiver and there is a nice double tone response that's easily identifiable which the Bivvy light is brighter due to additional LEDs and are no longer recessed along with a more powerful magnet.

The Delkims themselves are a decent upgrade being able to set the tones to Ben either the same or different which is repeated on the receiver.

Interference has reduced to zero and range increased.

It was a little bit of a whim at the time to upgrade and I have no regrets.

Rob is a great guy to deal with.

I have no ties with them I just rate their products having used them for a few years now and their do make them for Fox and Nash alarms as well.

Google Delkim smart alarms.
chanmenie
Posts: 1,875
Post #2 18 Mar 2021 10:56
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In reply to Post #1
Those smart alarms are great I had one for my TXI's. In fact I still have it, I did advertise it for sale when I bought the Fox RX+, but did not get any interest. I think they are massively underrated or possibly just unknown.
Innocenti Innocenti
Posts: 519
Post #3 18 Mar 2021 11:11
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In reply to Post #1
Those would of been ideal for me being deaf.Nothing worse than someone appearing at your bivvy door and you never heard them. Can scare the sh*t clean out of ya.Just a pity they don't seem compatible with my ECU'S.
elltell elltell
Posts: 1,571
Post #4 18 Mar 2021 11:31
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In reply to Post #3
Hi there,
I spoke to Rob and none of the existing systems are compatible with ECU's however he offered me the smart-alarm 2 as a solution.
It's essentially a transmitter for outside your Bivvy with its own receiver box that you carry like your alarm receiver.
Maybe that would be an option for you?
Tel
Innocenti Innocenti
Posts: 519
Post #5 18 Mar 2021 11:44
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In reply to Post #4
Many thanks for the reply and yes, seems like an ideal solution to a problem I've had for years.
I thought I'd finished buying tackle for this year,but I can justify getting these as they aren't really fishing tackle
elltell elltell
Posts: 1,571
Post #6 18 Mar 2021 14:13
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In reply to Post #5
👍👍
Or google westlake Bivvy alarm system, 3 sensors and a receiver for £70 can't be bad
Tel
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