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Delkim TXI-D Receiver
Delkim Rx-D v2
A proper feature-packed receiver for Delkim Txi-D and EV-D alarms, with useful modes for quiet sessions, night-time confidence and a bit of extra security.
- Correct receiver name: Delkim Rx-D/Rx-D v2
- Compatible with Delkim Txi-D and EV-D alarms
- Uses a digital radio system with pulse and visual replication
- Includes RunLite, Do Not Disturb, Vibro and anti-theft functions
- Listed at £159.99 by Total Fishing Tackle
Make sure it’s the right one. The product is correctly known as the Delkim Rx-D or Rx-D v2 receiver. Txi-D is the compatible Delkim bite alarm, not the receiver itself.
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A premium, feature-packed receiver that makes the most sense as part of an existing Delkim setup.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.4/10
- Performance9.4/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money7.9/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Delkim Txi-D and EV-D owners. It’s designed to slot straight into that alarm setup, giving you remote alerts and extra control without changing your whole system.
- Night anglers and mobile carp anglers. RunLite, Vibro, last-activity recall and security features all make sense when you’re not sat nose-to-rods.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers using other alarm brands. This isn’t a universal receiver. Without compatible Delkim alarms, there’s no real reason to buy it.
- Occasional day-session anglers on a tight budget. If your rods are always within arm’s reach, £159.99 could be better spent on terminal tackle, line or bait.
The lowdown
Introducing the Delkim TXI-D Receiver
A proper feature-packed receiver for Delkim Txi-D and EV-D alarms, with useful modes for quiet sessions, night-time confidence and a bit of extra security.
- Correct receiver name: Delkim Rx-D/Rx-D v2
- Compatible with Delkim Txi-D and EV-D alarms
- Uses a digital radio system with pulse and visual replication
- Includes RunLite, Do Not Disturb, Vibro and anti-theft functions
- Listed at £159.99 by Total Fishing Tackle
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Rx-D v2 is a smart, high-end receiver for anglers already running compatible Delkim alarms. It mirrors the important stuff cleanly and adds plenty of control when you’re fishing tight to the rods or tucked away in the bivvy.
At £159.99, it’s not a casual add-on, but the pairing, security, power-saving and alert options make it a proper bit of kit for serious Delkim users. Just don’t buy it expecting compatibility with every alarm in the range.
A premium, feature-packed receiver that makes the most sense as part of an existing Delkim setup.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.4/10
- Performance
- 9.4/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.6/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 7.9/10
The feature set, digital radio system and security options point to a properly upmarket receiver.
Pulse and visual replication, range settings and adjustable Vibro give it plenty of alert flexibility.
It won’t improve bait or rigs, but better remote awareness can help you react promptly to a screaming take.
Easy pairing and clear operating modes keep it approachable, although the number of features may take a little learning.
£159.99 is steep, but fairer for anglers who’ll use the receiver’s security, remote-alert and power-saving features regularly.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Delkim TXI-D Receiver
Let’s clear up the name first, mate. The receiver you’re looking at is properly called the Delkim Rx-D or Rx-D v2. The Txi-D is the compatible Delkim bite alarm. Easy mistake to make, especially when listings chuck both names around, but it matters when you’re buying kit for a specific setup.
The Rx-D v2 is a high-end wireless receiver for Delkim Txi-D and EV-D alarms. Pair your alarm heads to it and it mirrors what’s happening back at your bivvy, bedchair or wherever you’ve wandered off to. Handy when the rods are out of sight, or when you’re trying not to sit over them like a meerkat all night.
Communication comes through a digital radio system, with both pulse and visual replication from the paired alarms. In plain English, you’re not relying on one basic beep and hoping you heard it properly. The receiver is built to give you a clearer picture of what each alarm is doing, which is especially useful when the wind’s up or you’ve got a bit of distance between you and the rods.
That sort of remote awareness can make a session feel a lot less frantic. You can sort a brew, get your head down for a kip or quietly watch the water without being glued to the alarm heads. When a screaming take comes, you’ve got a better chance of knowing what’s happening before you’re halfway across the swim in your socks.
There are multiple range settings too, so the receiver isn’t simply shouting at full blast all the time. That gives you more control over how the system behaves around your swim and campsite. As ever, the best setting depends on the venue, peg layout and how far you’ve got the rods pushed out, so it’s worth getting familiar with it before bite-time.
Pairing is designed to be easy, which is exactly what you want from a receiver. There’s no joy in buying fancy electronics only to spend an age faffing with menus while the fish are on the munch. Get the alarm heads paired, set the alerts to your liking and you can concentrate on finding the spot, clipping up properly and keeping the presentation tidy.
The modes are where the Rx-D v2 starts to earn its keep. RunLite is there for a more restrained setup, while Do Not Disturb gives you another way to manage alerts when you need a bit of peace. Adjustable Vibro is a cracking option if you want a tactile warning rather than relying entirely on sound, particularly in a bivvy or when you’re trying to keep things low-key.
You also get recall of the last activity, a power-on indicator and enhanced power saving. Those details sound small, but small details are often what stop a night session becoming a complete faff. Knowing the receiver is on, remembering what happened while you were away and getting more sensible battery behaviour all add up when you’re doing long hours on the bank.
Security matters too. The Rx-D v2 includes advanced anti-theft security, which is reassuring when you’ve got decent money tied up in alarms and you’re fishing somewhere busy. It won’t replace common sense — keep your kit close and don’t leave the swim unattended for ages — but it’s a welcome extra layer.
At £159.99 from Total Fishing Tackle, this is firmly premium receiver money. That price makes most sense if you’ve already invested in compatible Delkims and want the receiver to match. If your fishing is mainly short day sessions with the rods beside you, it’s harder to justify. For overnight carp work, mobile fishing and anglers who like proper control, the Rx-D v2 is a polished, feature-heavy bit of kit.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product name
- Delkim Rx-D / Rx-D v2 receiver
- Compatible alarms
- Delkim Txi-D and EV-D
- Communication
- Digital radio system
- Alert replication
- Pulse and visual replication from paired alarms
- Key modes
- RunLite, Do Not Disturb and adjustable Vibro
- Listed price
- £159.99 at Total Fishing Tackle
Specs checked with Delkim, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This isn’t just a box that beeps when a bobbin moves. The Rx-D v2 is about making a multi-rod setup easier to manage, especially when you’re away from the sticks, fishing overnight or trying to keep things discreet.
Its strongest trick is flexibility. You can choose how alerts reach you, use RunLite or Do Not Disturb modes when the situation calls for it, and check back on the last activity without constantly staring at the alarm heads.
Closer look
A receiver with more going on than a simple beep
The Rx-D v2 receives alerts from paired Delkim Txi-D and EV-D alarms using a digital radio system. It gives pulse and visual replication, so you get both an audible-style alert and a visual indication of activity. That’s useful when you’re half asleep, watching the water or trying to keep things quiet in the bivvy.
Multiple range settings, easy pairing and adjustable Vibro make it adaptable rather than a one-setting box. Add RunLite, Do Not Disturb, last-activity recall and enhanced power saving, and it’s clearly aimed at anglers who want to tailor the receiver around a proper session.
Worth knowing. The receiver only makes sense with compatible Delkim Txi-D or EV-D alarm heads. It isn’t a universal add-on for other brands, so check your alarm model before parting with the quid.
Who it suits
Best for anglers who fish away from the rods
If you’re fishing overnight, roaming the margins or sitting well back from the water, the Rx-D v2 gives you a much better chance of staying on top of what’s happening. You can hear, see or feel an alert without needing to keep your eyes fixed on the alarms.
It’s also a good match for anglers who already like the Delkim system and want more than the basic alarm-head experience. The extra modes are handy for changing conditions, while anti-theft security offers some reassurance when you’re fishing a busy lake.
Worth knowing. For a quick after-work session where your rods are right next to your chair, the receiver may feel like a luxury rather than a necessity. The value comes from remote awareness, control and peace of mind over longer sessions.
FAQs in full
The bits you’ll want cleared up before buying
The Txi-D is a Delkim bite alarm. The Rx-D/Rx-D v2 is the receiver that works with compatible Txi-D and EV-D alarms. They’re separate parts of the same wireless setup.
Yes. It provides pulse and visual replication, plus adjustable Vibro. That gives you several ways to notice activity, which is useful when you’re sleeping, tucked in the bivvy or keeping the noise down.
For existing Delkim owners who fish overnight or away from the rods, the feature set makes the price easier to swallow. If you only fish short sessions and sit beside the alarms, it’s a much harder sell.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Digital radio communication with pulse and visual replication from paired alarms
- Loads of useful session modes, including RunLite, Do Not Disturb and adjustable Vibro
- Easy pairing and recall of the last activity are genuinely handy on the bank
- Advanced anti-theft security adds reassurance when you’re fishing away from the rods
Worth knowing
- Only suits anglers using compatible Delkim Txi-D or EV-D alarms
- £159.99 is a fair old wedge for a receiver on its own
- The long feature list means you’ll need a little time to set it up how you like
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Is the Delkim TXI-D Receiver the same as the Rx-D v2?
Is the Delkim TXI-D Receiver the same as the Rx-D v2?
The receiver is correctly named the Delkim Rx-D or Rx-D v2. Txi-D refers to the compatible Delkim bite alarm. Retail listings and anglers may sometimes mix those names up.
02Which alarms work with the Delkim Rx-D v2?
Which alarms work with the Delkim Rx-D v2?
The Rx-D v2 is compatible with Delkim Txi-D and EV-D alarms. It isn’t a universal receiver for alarms from other brands.
03What does the Rx-D v2 actually do?
What does the Rx-D v2 actually do?
It receives alerts from paired alarms and provides pulse and visual replication. It also offers multiple range settings, easy pairing, RunLite, Do Not Disturb, adjustable Vibro, last-activity recall, power-saving and anti-theft features.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are digital radio communication with pulse and visual replication from paired alarms and loads of useful session modes, including runlite, do not disturb and adjustable vibro; the main trade-off is only suits anglers using compatible delkim txi-d or ev-d alarms.
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Digital radio communication with pulse and visual replication from paired alarms”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Delkim Txi-D and EV-D owners: It’s designed to slot straight into that alarm setup, giving you remote alerts and extra control without changing your whole system.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Only suits anglers using compatible Delkim Txi-D or EV-D alarms”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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