I know some of you guys are "in the know" with Fisher. I was just wondering if any thing new was forecoming in the near future for FRL. The CoinStrike is still my favorite ID machine of all time. I regretted selling my first one and have since remidied that by getting a replacement one. It is one of three machines that can handle bullets 8"+ deep in some of our worst dirt, and one of two that can handle ALL the bad dirt I've been able to find here. That is saying alot. By comparison, a Fisher CZ-70 and CZ-3D would totally blank out on bullets and coins in one particular place. If you turned the disc all the way down (or on the CZ-70, didn't notch anything out) the bullets and coins would read as iron. I guess that makes sense, since most bullets will ID as a zinc cent anyway.
BUT..that said, it has been a while since we've saw a different sort of super machine come from Fisher. We saw the CZ-3D come but that was a continuation of the CZ line..as we know, just a hybrid with a different mode of operation. I'm looking for them to come up with a new non ID machine...super depth and discrimination...and maybe expand on the C$ technology with a better laid out menu (better buttons) and higher versitility of programming, on a very balanced setup. Do any of you guys have any hints you can lay out?
BUT..that said, it has been a while since we've saw a different sort of super machine come from Fisher. We saw the CZ-3D come but that was a continuation of the CZ line..as we know, just a hybrid with a different mode of operation. I'm looking for them to come up with a new non ID machine...super depth and discrimination...and maybe expand on the C$ technology with a better laid out menu (better buttons) and higher versitility of programming, on a very balanced setup. Do any of you guys have any hints you can lay out?