CZ 70 Pro

[kth24]

Looking at a used CZ 70

How can I verify the age of the unit if the owner does not remember?

 

[Dan-Pa.]

Well for starters if it has the metal armrest its an older one and if it has the plastic armrest its a newer one..Fisher at one time would tell you its manfacture date by the ser. # but don't know if the new Fisher will or has the records to do so...

 

[kth24]

Thanks,

By old and new do you have any idea years it was made?

 

[gmanlight]

There was a list of CZ build dates on here some time back if someone can find it.

 

[Silverbackbob]

I think. If that is right, they all are 10 years old at the most. Some sold as new/old stock, so theoretically could be hardly used. Hope this helps. HH. Bob.

 

[mike from Illinois]

Believe these were the years of manufacture. cz6 -1991, cz5 -1992, cz7- fall of 1996, cz7a-spring of 1998, cz7a pro- summer of 1998, cz70 pro- sept. 2001, and cz-3d feb. 2004.

 

[kth24]

Thanks,

 

[kth24]

Thanks for all the replys.

I will look at this tomorrow. If anyone has anything good or bad to say please post

Thanks again,

 

[HaroldILL.]

The 102 serial numbers are newer than the 112 serial numbers on the CZ-70 PRO. But the 112 serial number detectors can sometimes be run hotter and a higher sens. than the 102 serial numbers. At least that is true in my ground. Some can be run at 6 sens. while the newer ones can usally not be run past 4 sens. There are rare exceptions,But this is generally the case.

 

[Sonny(IN)]

I had the 112 serial number and it could be run to 6 and even 8 without any problems did not have it long as needed money for other adventures but did dig a coin at 8 inches according to the depth reading. Have owned other in the past but this was the only one that could be run that high on the sensitivity...

 

[Cache Man]

I have a 102 CZ-70 and I run it on 6 all the time I find dimes to 8.5" with the 8" coil and 10"dimes with the 10.5" coil its a fantastic detector. HH