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DST in reverse

Ronk

Active member
I did alot of reading and testing and MY F75 gets great depth and I am convinced that on mine the DST 9.0 is off. It gets the best depth in ground and out of ground. It's chatty in 9.0 but a good target still comes through fine. In 9.1 I loose about 2 inches or more but extremely quite even at 99 sensitivity in the house in any mode. No matter what all I've read My F75 has all the symptoms of being 9.0 being off and 9.1 on.
Ronk
 
Forgot to mention my F75 is the SE version gold shaft. Has everything except boost mode which I dont
need anyway. It goes very deep without it.
HH
Ronk
 
The DST 9.0 verses 9.1 has been debated for years. Fisher has denied the controversy in the past and they have stated that the manual is correct. I believe the best thing to do is exactly as you have done, and do some testing to decide for yourself what is "off" or "on" with your own machine. Nice post.
 
My f75 Ltd is enroute from whse I’ll have shortly. Not sure I understand DST 9 v 9.1
I thought it was simple on or off. So when it’s on there’s a choice between 9.0 and 9.1 DST - 9.1 being better choice? Or is it 9.0 no DST and 9.1 DST is “on”?
 
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