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I had the same issue with a fox eos draining batteries when switched off..simple solution take the batteries out when you pack up . Might seem like an inconvenience but better than worrying if the batteries you've left in are going to last the night
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In reply to Post #5
Thanks all, gone through 8 batteries in 2 months which is crazy!
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In reply to Post #4
Try swapping the battery from a flashing alarm to a non flashing alarm.
I have found the alarms don't kill the batteries 🤞🏻 but odd "new" batteries are semi dud.
Another thing, I dont have the led on full, medium is enough, and also dont have volume up much.
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In reply to Post #1
Yep I'd noticed it on one of my Fox Mini Micron Xs. Two of the others are OK but this one lasts a couple of trips before it begins to flash.
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In reply to Post #1
I think they’re plastic welded shut. Not sure if they can be taken apart without damaging?
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In reply to Post #1
https://dalectronics.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoo0bJo86AIa5aPh9GAFdz352EoRLe_5iWvx0YANwZbLelw2xksj
Sorry can’t do links Dal is worth contacting for some advice .
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My alarms have started draining batteries, a set is lasting a couple of trips only. Alarms are Fox Mini Micron X, anyone else had this with these alarms or others?
Assume water ingress somehow creating a short circuit. Not sure if any value in trying to open them and dry out?
A month past the 2 year warranty but I will contact Fox anyway.
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