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fisher F5
- Thread starter midemike
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It's a real plus that with the F5 you get the discrimination numbers when searching in AM.
But since you don't get tones in AM, you've got to pay a lot closer attention to the ID.
Mike Hillis has made a ton of very informative posts here on the F5 that will tell you way more than I can.
I'd suggest doing a search of his posts.
Good luck with the F5, it's an excellent coinshooter.
But since you don't get tones in AM, you've got to pay a lot closer attention to the ID.
Mike Hillis has made a ton of very informative posts here on the F5 that will tell you way more than I can.
I'd suggest doing a search of his posts.
Good luck with the F5, it's an excellent coinshooter.
woodwizard
New member
I agree on both points F5 is a great machine have found lots of stuff-good and bad using the different settings,and read everything written on it by M.Hillis-hes the man when it comes to F5.I look forward to reading all his post on the subject
Mike Hillis
Well-known member
Thanks for the kudos woodwizard but truth be told I haven't hunted much in the all metal mode. I'm a tone id fanatic even if it is just ferrous/non-ferrous. About the only time I've hunted in all metal was a site where the ground was so bad that the disc mode couldn't id anything beyond three inches. In that ground I didn't try to get a id number in all metal, I just retrieved what ever had a solid sound to it 
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Mike
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