Fox Mini Micron X Receiver (cei196)

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The Fox Micron Bite Alarm series is a trusted favourite among anglers, known for its impeccable quality and performance. From the entry-level MX+ to the advanced RX+ models, there's a perfect Fox Micron Bite Alarm for everyone.

I see they've released a limited edition set in Camo not sure if there are any differences but the camo colourway looks quite good!! I've used these in some of mega storms recently and still working fine, fingers crossed just a dodgy one for you and doesn't happen again. value wise, could be best on market. sensitivity still an issue if its really windy even on lowest setting. I had rx+ and they are a different beast, just downsized to save some money. i dont think any other brand matches fox right now on the alarm front. RX+ best out there and micron x best value for money.A modern re-worked version of the old school classic Mini Micron Bite Alarm boasting a number of great new features including receiver technology. Wanted to buy the Nash S5R or R3 set first (have the Nash S5 atm), a youtuber said he rated Micron X higher than Sr5, will see next week. Really? Fair enough, I think it's always a very handy feature of any alarm to know what way the line has moved. Maybe it's just me! Built to withstand the rigours of fishing, Fox Bite Alarms and Receivers are crafted using high-quality materials to ensure durability and top-notch performance. Invest in a Fox Bite Alarm and Receiver and experience the difference for yourself. Explore Our Collection

Cone speaker for crisp sound Rubber inlays to protect your rod and hold it in place on savage bites Out of interest do they hold the settings so if you put the heads on silent volume setting will they remain like that necmxt time you turn off and on again?I don’t think there’s a MK1 and 2 version but I had a similar problem, no matter what I tried I couldn’t get one of my heads to pair up. I've probably done 20 nights and days, and the receiver is still showing batteries at 'full' level. Never understood why buzz bars aren't made with an internal grub screw/allen key adjustment to help line up alarms. I have hard plastic adjustment ones the rx come with ill use them to get it solid, but still doesn't mean they all be same height on buzzbar thats my point. Although talking half a millimeter here lol

Easy to set up, four sensitivity options, lowest is a bleep every 3cm and highest is a bleep about every 5mm. It's because they are letting paying customers test them out to find out, standard fox field testing.... I think it's fare enough, I recon most alarm manufacturers would say the same. The RX+'s are top of the range and price, so one would imagine a superior receiver strength compared to the mid range Mini Micron X, hence being more susceptible to vegetation, height, distance etc. I have been a Fox alarm user since the original MMXR's and would confidently use them, unless you are casting out then going home to wait for a bite, the receiver would be good in any sensible fishing situation. Only one way for you to find out if any alarm on the market meets your requirement is to buy a set and try

I think it's just the plastic lens being a bit fish eye and distorting the colour slightly. Only really obvious on the low brightness setting when indoors and close up. I'm sure it will be just fine when on the bank. They do go LOUD though. Can't test range as didn't get the reciever. Going to be giving these as an xmas gift, but really good bits of kit for the money.

FOX---Thank you for your question. Microns are always difficult to determine since this is entirely subject to the circumstances. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. When around lots of shrubs, trees, etc this can drastically diminish the range. Also if there are power lines nearby or even the weather can have an effect. The Fox Mini Micron's unique design allows it to be paired with a range of accessories, such as a bobbin, hanger or Swinger (for the Fox range), to ensure you never miss a catch. The LED's on this alarm are highly visible, even in low light conditions, making sure you never miss a bite. The LED intensity is also adjustable, giving you full control over your bite alarm. I do really like them but I got to admit I was fishing Stafford moor beatties lake my mate was in the beach swim with the wind coming right across at him and his bobbin wasn’t moving but was constantly getting bleeps.That's not the alarms fault though, user error surely as they must be set too sensitive for the conditions.