Any users yet?
Hope to get some feedback

In reply to Post #1
Total agreed. It is a great piece of kit.
I bought the product when it was sold under the Ace brand.
Using it for year know.

Hi,

Are there anglers who allready have the Deeper Quest baitboat?
And what do you think about it?

For years I have a set of 4 ACE I-3 alarms and a recevier.
I store these in a old tackle pouche, but I never was really fond about this.
Especially because the receiver has a long antenna en no hard case.

Now I'm having a look on different bite alarm cases.
For instance the Camolite Case for the Fox RX+. But with 31cmx38cmx13cm is way to big, it would take too much room in my Aqua Roving Ruckback.

Buzzerbar bags are no option, because I always fish single banksticks.

Any suggestions for a presentation case?

Or maybe an other options likle one of the Korda Compac pouches or similar?

Sweetcorn.

And paste made of boiliemix of your choice.
Made up with an egg.
Advantage of paste is that it is easy to use a little ball say 10-15 mm but sometimes a golfball size depending on situation.
And you can cover your hook when fishing in debris.

In reply to Post #11
There is a great video about threading tubing from Matthew Collins on YouTube.

https://youtu.be/MT40tS32yWM

In reply to Post #9
I was thinking of buying the magnetic insect panel (DPM) for my Tempest 150. So I can leave in the summer the original full infill panel in the car to cut down on weight

In the earlier posts in this topic some say it doesn't work as good as suggested by Trakker.
Are there people who have good experience with the 100 or 150 Magnetic insect panel?
And can you charge trough the magnetic opening when you have a take in the middle of the night?

Johnson Ross sells the 100T social cap for £79

In reply to Post #1
An the Trakker website there is a Aquatexx version of the 100T.
So now you have the choice between a 100T brolly in 210D and a Aquatexx version.

There are indeed good bargains for the other models.
Bought myself a Tempest 150 voor 659 euro (normal voor 899 euro) :-)

In reply to Post #10
I read that a normal size chicken needs about 120 grams of grains per day.
When they lay eggs they need more feed for egg production.

Ok, a chicken is not a tufty or a coot, but it gives an idea of what a bird of that size can eat in day.