Description
High visibility 4mm multi-coloured LED
Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple and White
LED colour changed by pushing rubber touch button
On rear of alarm (as per RX+)
Dual step sensitivity
Indexed volume adjustment dial
Indexed tone adjustment dial
Top quality cone speaker
Built in I-Com transmitter technology
For use with MX Receiver
Rubber ear inlays
Tru-run roller wheel
Three position toggle switch
D-Tech Sensing System
Silent start up
1 x power out socket
For use with illuminated bite indicators
Supplied with hard case
Powered by 2 x AAA batteries
If you’re in the market for a reasonably priced, high-quality bite alarm that you can rely on session after session, the Fox Micron MX is worth a look. Available as single alarms, a three-rod set with receiver and a four-rod set and receiver, the Fox MX would be a great first set of alarms, without breaking the bank.
Visually, the Micron MX is understated, housed in an all black casing and finished with black fittings and a highly visible 4mm LED, available in red, orange, green, blue, purple and white. The rear rubber touch button enables you to change the colour of the LED, allowing you to mix and match colours or keep the set uniform.
Other features include dual step sensitivity, an indexed volume adjustment dial and an indexed tone adjustment dial, allowing you to differentiate between your alarms and others on the bank.
Built into the alarm is a I-Com transmitter which sends and receives alerts to and from the MX receiver in your bivvy. With a D-Tech sensing system and a Tru-run roller wheel you can rest assured that any movement at the business end of your rig will be indicated via the MX receiver.
If you’re just getting into your carp fishing and you’re looking for your first set of alarms, or you’re a cost conscious intermediate, the Fox Micron MX alarms are the ideal alarms for your fishing.
The two-rod, three-rod and four-rod sets all come complete with an MX receiver, which is also available to buy separately if you plan on buying single alarms and wish to utilise a receiver later down the line.