Due a set soon? Any ideas when?
New delks and sirens out so can't be too long.
New delks and sirens out so can't be too long.
In reply to Post #1
No plans to replace the RX+apparently,I asked the same question when Wolf came on the scene
No plans to replace the RX+apparently,I asked the same question when Wolf came on the scene
In reply to Post #1
Rx + .
Best alarms on the market 👍🏼👍🏼
Rx + .
Best alarms on the market 👍🏼👍🏼
In reply to Post #3
How come?
How come?
Nothing comes close to the RX Digital apart from the Fox LXR. They are not as rare as rocking hose **** for nothing
Fox released some new updated MX alarms only a while back. There not a bad choice if your not looking at RX+ prices. Adjustable colours, sensitivity, quality speaker etc
Can't see these being a poor choice.
I tried the new Delks and sold them on - enough said there and upgraded to a set of underlit Att's which I changed to crystals and they are brilliant. Only got a set of RX+'s as it was an offer i couldn't refuse and I swap between them depending on where i'm fishing.
Can't see these being a poor choice.
I tried the new Delks and sold them on - enough said there and upgraded to a set of underlit Att's which I changed to crystals and they are brilliant. Only got a set of RX+'s as it was an offer i couldn't refuse and I swap between them depending on where i'm fishing.
In reply to Post #5
I have the old RX digitals and I love them, but if we're really honest with ourselves as anglers, what we really need in a bite alarm is something that goes beep when your string is pulled, and works reliably in all conditions.
All the rest of it is nonsense invented purely to sell more than the competition.
I have the old RX digitals and I love them, but if we're really honest with ourselves as anglers, what we really need in a bite alarm is something that goes beep when your string is pulled, and works reliably in all conditions.
All the rest of it is nonsense invented purely to sell more than the competition.
In reply to Post #7
Agreed Phil, that's why I still use a set of DXR's and my back-ups are SXV's
Agreed Phil, that's why I still use a set of DXR's and my back-ups are SXV's
In reply to Post #7
Yup! I use some cheap Fox Micron MX+ alarms. They were £30 a go 4 years ago. They reliably bleep and light up when I have a fish on and I can adjust the volume, sensitivity and tone. Unless I needed a receiver I don't really understand what more I'd be getting by buying a top of the range Fox RX or a Delkim for close to 200 a go.
What confuses me even more is the current Fox Micron MX is £75 a go now, for the same product as far as I can tell. Mad inflation on fishing gear.
Yup! I use some cheap Fox Micron MX+ alarms. They were £30 a go 4 years ago. They reliably bleep and light up when I have a fish on and I can adjust the volume, sensitivity and tone. Unless I needed a receiver I don't really understand what more I'd be getting by buying a top of the range Fox RX or a Delkim for close to 200 a go.
What confuses me even more is the current Fox Micron MX is £75 a go now, for the same product as far as I can tell. Mad inflation on fishing gear.
In reply to Post #3
definitely, and by some. They wont be getting replaced anytime soon. simple to use and great features, no need to program it every time you go fishing
I actually downgraded to the micron X to save some money, great value but nothing compared to RX+.
definitely, and by some. They wont be getting replaced anytime soon. simple to use and great features, no need to program it every time you go fishing
I actually downgraded to the micron X to save some money, great value but nothing compared to RX+.
I have a set of sx alarms that I had converted to wireless receiver in one set up
I have a set of dxr that I bought from here and now need new battery connections so I will get them done in a couple of weeks or so
Until then I'll use a set of back up ace i3 lol
I have a set of dxr that I bought from here and now need new battery connections so I will get them done in a couple of weeks or so
Until then I'll use a set of back up ace i3 lol
In reply to Post #9
The old MX's were not wireless and didn't have adjustable colour led's etc, specs below. The equivalent from Fox's range now would be the mini micron (But this is higher spec than the old MX+ in features) is £34.99 rrp, the old MX+ had an rrp of £49.99.
So we are now getting better value for money, this isn't mad inflation on fox bite alarms. Agreed that some kit has gone up in price recently but this is due to inflation, shipping and material costs.
New MX spec
Key Features
High visibility 4mm multi-coloured LED
Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple and White
LED colour changed by pushing rubber touch button
On rear of alarm (as per RX+)
Dual step sensitivity
Indexed volume adjustment dial
Indexed tone adjustment dial
Top quality cone speaker
Built in I-Com transmitter technology
For use with MX Receiver
Rubber ear inlays
Tru-run roller wheel
Three position toggle switch
D-Tech Sensing System
Silent start up
1 x power out socket
For use with illuminated bite indicators
Supplied with hard case
MX+ spec -
Fox Micron MX+ Alarm
Model: CEI120 Reference: FOX110126120
Key Features
Takes 2x AAA batteries Blue 5mm LED
2 stage sensitivity
Cone speaker for enhanced sound quality
Indexed pot tone & volume adjustment knobs
1 x power out & 1 x transmitter out
Hall effect bite sensor
Brass threaded stud
PA thread cap
Rubber ear inlays
Oh, and Delkim TXi-D's are £134.99 rrp ea, the RX+ is a rather eye watering £229.99 rrp ea.
The old MX's were not wireless and didn't have adjustable colour led's etc, specs below. The equivalent from Fox's range now would be the mini micron (But this is higher spec than the old MX+ in features) is £34.99 rrp, the old MX+ had an rrp of £49.99.
So we are now getting better value for money, this isn't mad inflation on fox bite alarms. Agreed that some kit has gone up in price recently but this is due to inflation, shipping and material costs.
New MX spec
Key Features
High visibility 4mm multi-coloured LED
Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple and White
LED colour changed by pushing rubber touch button
On rear of alarm (as per RX+)
Dual step sensitivity
Indexed volume adjustment dial
Indexed tone adjustment dial
Top quality cone speaker
Built in I-Com transmitter technology
For use with MX Receiver
Rubber ear inlays
Tru-run roller wheel
Three position toggle switch
D-Tech Sensing System
Silent start up
1 x power out socket
For use with illuminated bite indicators
Supplied with hard case
MX+ spec -
Fox Micron MX+ Alarm
Model: CEI120 Reference: FOX110126120
Key Features
Takes 2x AAA batteries Blue 5mm LED
2 stage sensitivity
Cone speaker for enhanced sound quality
Indexed pot tone & volume adjustment knobs
1 x power out & 1 x transmitter out
Hall effect bite sensor
Brass threaded stud
PA thread cap
Rubber ear inlays
Oh, and Delkim TXi-D's are £134.99 rrp ea, the RX+ is a rather eye watering £229.99 rrp ea.
In reply to Post #12
Thanks for that, interesting. To be honest I find it hard to tell the difference by comparing the specs, half the bullet points I don't even know what they mean 😂, or for many I'm sure my old MX+ already has - like silent startup. The only one I can see a practical benefit to is the addition of radio so you can use a receiver when fishing nights.
Thanks for that, interesting. To be honest I find it hard to tell the difference by comparing the specs, half the bullet points I don't even know what they mean 😂, or for many I'm sure my old MX+ already has - like silent startup. The only one I can see a practical benefit to is the addition of radio so you can use a receiver when fishing nights.
Still none the wiser. Anyway as long as it goes beep and the battery life is decent.
In reply to Post #1
I have no doubt they will release another set. I've never personally been tempted by the RX +
I was always satisfied with the NTXR's which I personally rate above my new TXI D's.
I'm really not sure how much further alarms can actually progress tbh.
I have no doubt they will release another set. I've never personally been tempted by the RX +
I was always satisfied with the NTXR's which I personally rate above my new TXI D's.
I'm really not sure how much further alarms can actually progress tbh.