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Anyone used both the F75 and F4?
- Thread starter RichW
- Start date
Mark in NC
Member
I may be picking up a F-4 pretty soon (I haven't for sure decided yet), if so, I'll post some comparisons for you.
I have both : F4 and F75 page
The F75 is much deeper on low conductive targets like nickels and goldrings. On silver coins they are close if the 11" DD coil is used on the F4.
The separation is good on both detectors if both use the 11" DD coil.
The (recovery)speed is a little faster on the F75.
Andy,NM
The F75 is much deeper on low conductive targets like nickels and goldrings. On silver coins they are close if the 11" DD coil is used on the F4.
The separation is good on both detectors if both use the 11" DD coil.
The (recovery)speed is a little faster on the F75.
Andy,NM