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billcburr

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Well I did it purchased f75SE should be in some time this week Now on to the learning curve
I have been detecting since 1973 so let the fun begin
Bill
 
Bill. You've been at it long enough you should have no problem with a learning curve! Don't know what type hunting you do but I would. Start in a park or ball field. Or jump right into a farm field. If you test it at a park. You might try. Tones 2f. Sense 75. Process je. Fast grab balance in all metal then go up 2points on the gb. You should get great results. If you're jumping right into a farm field or relic area. Pretty much the same except process bp. Then switch to motion all metal. The boost will follow you into all metal. It's the way I use mine with great results. You can tweak as you go many tone options many process tone sense freq. Options but my suggestion is a very deep. Sens start. Let us know how you're doing and congrats on a fine machine purchase. You will be amazed. HH. C t.
 
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