stuart200
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Carp Sounder Age One alarms
18 Oct 2026
@ 5:58pm
@ 5:58pm
In reply to Post #15
already tried most of the european shops now wont ship to uk since brexit changes. i had some made anyway for the cost of some stainless bar. will be putting my set of xrs in classifieds in near future
already tried most of the european shops now wont ship to uk since brexit changes. i had some made anyway for the cost of some stainless bar. will be putting my set of xrs in classifieds in near future
Forum: Tackle
18 Oct 2026
@ 11:19am
@ 11:19am
i really like kryston merlin, but also used korda super natural and dark matter too
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Carp Sounder Age One alarms
15 Oct 2026
@ 9:49pm
@ 9:49pm
In reply to Post #5
they don't have any bungs etc. the sockets are epoxied into the case, can see that when you change the battery, so essentially sealed from external

the warble as you put it, depends on the sensitivity setting you have them on, i keep mine on the lowest. ive had 3 sets now and would happily buy 4th. one thing to note, threads are quite short, on solar bars with solar hockey sticks was only getting 1-2 turns of the threads, i had some made up on a lathe, trying to contact carpsounder is near impossible, tried multiple times to get longer threads and also a lanyard....
they don't have any bungs etc. the sockets are epoxied into the case, can see that when you change the battery, so essentially sealed from external

the warble as you put it, depends on the sensitivity setting you have them on, i keep mine on the lowest. ive had 3 sets now and would happily buy 4th. one thing to note, threads are quite short, on solar bars with solar hockey sticks was only getting 1-2 turns of the threads, i had some made up on a lathe, trying to contact carpsounder is near impossible, tried multiple times to get longer threads and also a lanyard....
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best cookware
15 Sep 2026
@ 10:05pm
@ 10:05pm
really rate trangia stuff, had my set which includes stove, upper / lower windshield, pots, pan, kettle for more years than I can remember, the spirit burner great little thing too when it gets below 0c
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Stiffest coated braid.
14 Sep 2026
@ 8:33am
@ 8:33am
korda hybrid stiff, ridgemonkey camo x stiff both come to mind, very very stiff but steams ok
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Trakker 100T social cap
3 Sep 2026
@ 9:03pm
@ 9:03pm
In reply to Post #1
they used to sell a nylon 100t social cap, had one at some stage. search secondhand market
they used to sell a nylon 100t social cap, had one at some stage. search secondhand market
Forum: Tackle
Thread: easiest to collapse net
30 Aug 2026
@ 9:48am
@ 9:48am
korda nets are very easy to break down, i have the spring bow and two greens. very good nets too may I add
25 Aug 2026
@ 6:23pm
@ 6:23pm
In reply to Post #12
I only do reel repairs on a friend of a friend basis but from my experience, the only time I really see water getting inside a reel is when it’s been submerged, either intentionally or accidentally. when they’re used as they’re supposed to be, water getting inside really doesn’t seem to be much of an issue for any reel
only thing that lets the obsidians down is the stupidly quick drag they're as light if not lighter than £500 reels and cost £100 ea, people put their noses up at them because they say okuma, but they've been making reels for 40 odd years
I only do reel repairs on a friend of a friend basis but from my experience, the only time I really see water getting inside a reel is when it’s been submerged, either intentionally or accidentally. when they’re used as they’re supposed to be, water getting inside really doesn’t seem to be much of an issue for any reel
only thing that lets the obsidians down is the stupidly quick drag they're as light if not lighter than £500 reels and cost £100 ea, people put their noses up at them because they say okuma, but they've been making reels for 40 odd years