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Haven't used these myself, but TackleBargains have the Signature Bite Alarms for £15.95 (RRP £29.95) and the Force 8 Set, which includes three buzzers and a remote receiver, for just £79.99 (RRP £149.99). This offer runs out at the end of March.

 

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Haven't used these myself, but TackleBargains have the Signature Bite Alarms for £15.95 (RRP £29.95) and the Force 8 Set, which includes three buzzers and a remote receiver, for just £79.99 (RRP £149.99). This offer runs out at the end of March.

 

Click here to browse their site and a percentage of any sale made goes my way. :D

 

There are other offers on the site, of course.

 

Yeah, seen their ad and VERY tempted, looks like just what I'm after but alway a tad nervouse about buying cheaper toys!!!!. Has anyone got/used these alarms and remote. Checked web sites but info is a bit sketchty so would appreciate first hand info from someone who has used them. Anyone know what the max range of the romote is?

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Anyone know what the max range of the romote is?

 

It'll be more than sufficient. If you're anything more than a few yards away it means that you'll not be in control of your rods and thus be breaking the law. At Wingham you'd also be breaking my rules and would get booted out - as one ex-member found out to his cost!

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Look at the Sundridge alarm set, much the same price , look neater and have a sensitivity adjustment knob as well, backed by Daiwa I believe.

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Look at the Sundridge alarm set, much the same price , look neater and have a sensitivity adjustment knob as well, backed by Daiwa I believe.

 

found a review on these which said ok as a backup set but pronreto line-trap on striking, also not tatally waterproof and should not be allowed to get a drenching !!!!! Think I'll wait til I can afford a more reliable (Delkim or Fox) set cos reliability of function is paramount, especially for a decent nights kip!!!!!!!

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