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In reply to Post #1
I’d safeguard the MX’s and leave them at home. I wish they still made those with upgraded internals. I had a set of the MMXR’s, they were a cracking set of alarms, but had shocking transmitters with crystal sets that couldn’t be replaced, as I found out when Dalectronics couldn’t repair them. I much prefer the shape and size of those over the new MX’s and RX+’s.
In summary, risk the minis as they are cheap as chips and easily replaced if necessary.
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Think with your head not your heart
As an old bugger don’t worry about the mx’s if someone wants to give them a good home for a few years then good luck they are more likely to fail / require more maintenance ££
A bit like us when we get to that certain age.
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Keep the MXs at home 👌 they’re only getting rarer
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The mx to people of a certain age has some emotive value where as the other one is just an alarm even though it maybe functionally better.
As a person from that generation, I'd keep the mx and run the risk of losing the other alarms.
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In reply to Post #1
Hmmm... you will struggle to replace the original mx whereas you can replace the other alarm. Just a thought...
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In reply to Post #1
i cant help you with a factual answer but i still have 3 of the old ones as a back up set of alarms... they are absolutely fantastic for a budget alarm. Have neve failed me in well over 15 years of on and off use.
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I need to leave some kit in a place that is not secure and potentially at risk of going walkies. I have a couple of alarms to choose from. I am thinking the older MX is probably the less of the two evils to potentially lose ..... but thought I had better check its not a "classic" or something special I am not aware of
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