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Mark in NC
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I like reading your stuff! I may not comment enough, but you post good info. and I liked the black sand stuff! I also like your 
faces!
faces!Tinfoil,
I don't post very often, but I certainly enjoy the insight and years of experience you bring to the forum. You provide valuable information for those looking to use the F-75 and other machines in some of the most adverse environments.
If I encounter those conditions here in Texas, I hope to be able to refer to your past post to learn from your experience and apply the lessons your have already learned about the F-75 to hopefully ensure my success with this fantastic detector.
Thanks again for your contribution!
Best regards,
Keith Parker
I don't post very often, but I certainly enjoy the insight and years of experience you bring to the forum. You provide valuable information for those looking to use the F-75 and other machines in some of the most adverse environments.
If I encounter those conditions here in Texas, I hope to be able to refer to your past post to learn from your experience and apply the lessons your have already learned about the F-75 to hopefully ensure my success with this fantastic detector.
Thanks again for your contribution!
Best regards,
Keith Parker
jeff@middlesex
New member
Look at all the negative that was posted about the T2 when it started to get going. Teknetics took that info and turned it all around to a good detector. And that was used to bring the F75 up to speed as well. So negative is good for all of us.
I don't post on this board hardly ever, since I don't use a F-75. However, I do read the posts, and try to "file away" information that I think is useful. Good or bad, test results give us information that we can use to improve our TH'ing. If someone doesn't like someone else's results, I think they should learn to keep their own council.
HH from Allen in OK
HH from Allen in OK
There's a lot of Banter on the Internet-Forums I read posted by folks that do an injustice to the MFGs and Models. The complaints are many times based on a foundation of Improper Tuning, Lack of Understanding or Considering other Factors.
First Texas-Fisher F75 is the newest Model on the block and offers high performance and a UNIQUE combination of features. Look at the common themes based on the end user's experience on this model to gain a sense of its strong points and any needs improvement posts.
Eventually, comments about the Make/Models evolve leading to a general perception about the units performance-reputation.
Those that Bash or are Negative over any model might have an agenda, so consider the source.
First Texas-Fisher F75 is the newest Model on the block and offers high performance and a UNIQUE combination of features. Look at the common themes based on the end user's experience on this model to gain a sense of its strong points and any needs improvement posts.
Eventually, comments about the Make/Models evolve leading to a general perception about the units performance-reputation.
Those that Bash or are Negative over any model might have an agenda, so consider the source.
vlad
Well-known member
Bill, you forgot the chain-mail underneath, also!
(I was standing next to Jerry {hunting with his SE & Shooter coil} when he dug a 1917D Obverse Walker 4+ inches down, and I was using his F-75 the way he had it set up, and raised the loop 6 to 8 inches and it read half also. I know he did not have it set to hunt near the point of instability {for more sensitivity},
and we had BIG power lines above, and buried below ground. I had two mercs
and some Wheaties from an area HEAVY hit-and this was the FIRST time I had touched an F-75. Coincidence, I think not.)
(I was standing next to Jerry {hunting with his SE & Shooter coil} when he dug a 1917D Obverse Walker 4+ inches down, and I was using his F-75 the way he had it set up, and raised the loop 6 to 8 inches and it read half also. I know he did not have it set to hunt near the point of instability {for more sensitivity},
and we had BIG power lines above, and buried below ground. I had two mercs
and some Wheaties from an area HEAVY hit-and this was the FIRST time I had touched an F-75. Coincidence, I think not.)