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Airtesting a Fisher Classic with small coil
- Thread starter Tico
- Start date
HaroldILL.
Active member
I always heard those 1220's were hot,But I didn't think they were that hot! I can just Imagine it with the 8'' coil! I also love the modulated audio of the Fisher machine's. I think that was a Dave Johnson invention.
joe dirt_1
Active member
The Fisher 1220x was my first good detector back in 1982 or 1983. I found a ton of silver with that detector. First trip out with it at my local football field found 2 walking liberty half dollars, a standing liberty quarter with no date and a mercury dime along the sidelines of the field.
When the 1260 came out I got one and sold the 1220. Also had the 1265 and 1266x detectors.... all were great detectors but that 1220x still holds those memories of finding all those silver coins. Loved the sweet sound of a deep silver coin on the 1200 series detectors.
You got a great deal on the detector and a steal on that little coil. Enjoy it and HH..........
Roger
When the 1260 came out I got one and sold the 1220. Also had the 1265 and 1266x detectors.... all were great detectors but that 1220x still holds those memories of finding all those silver coins. Loved the sweet sound of a deep silver coin on the 1200 series detectors.
You got a great deal on the detector and a steal on that little coil. Enjoy it and HH..........
Roger
Fisherfinder
Member
Hey Tico!
Very cool! thanks for the video!
I have a 1260X that I have only used once, I am considering selling it because I have a 1235X
and may get a 1236x2 or 1270X and I want to be able to share coils among them.
But now I am not so sure! The 1220 & 1260 are a different breed detector that many swear by.
Who wants to bet I am going to wind up with a whole bunch of detectors that all do well in their environment?
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Very cool! thanks for the video!
I have a 1260X that I have only used once, I am considering selling it because I have a 1235X
and may get a 1236x2 or 1270X and I want to be able to share coils among them.
But now I am not so sure! The 1220 & 1260 are a different breed detector that many swear by.
Who wants to bet I am going to wind up with a whole bunch of detectors that all do well in their environment?
.
Fisherfinder
Member
You're 100% right Tico!
I have found a ton of stuff with my 1235X
You likely know already but the coils for the 1220X & 1260X are interchangeable.
They do not interchange with the rest of the series.... 1225X, 1235X, 1255X, etc.
My 1260X is on eBay now, someone is going to get a nice unit, it's complete and has been well taken care of.
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I have found a ton of stuff with my 1235X
You likely know already but the coils for the 1220X & 1260X are interchangeable.
They do not interchange with the rest of the series.... 1225X, 1235X, 1255X, etc.
My 1260X is on eBay now, someone is going to get a nice unit, it's complete and has been well taken care of.
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