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:fisher: Some good information from Dave Johnson Chief Designer at First Texas Products :thumbup:
- Thread starter Mr.Bill
- Start date
tony (Orlando FL)
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Thanks for sharing this info Bill.
I like this statement:
Interactions between controls ... In the F70 and F5 which are more recent designs, the interactions between control settings and signals are even more complex, but we did a better job of hiding the details thereby giving the user an improved sense of predictability.
It would be great to hear Dave's thoughts/feedback on the newer F70 and F5 machines.
HH,
Brian
I like this statement:
Interactions between controls ... In the F70 and F5 which are more recent designs, the interactions between control settings and signals are even more complex, but we did a better job of hiding the details thereby giving the user an improved sense of predictability.
It would be great to hear Dave's thoughts/feedback on the newer F70 and F5 machines.
HH,
Brian
f70 controls.Hi i have a fisher f70, and set the controls to discrim 5. sens 70. tones 2f speed de. threshold 4.i detect in the south of ENGLAND where i live .i find that these settings are right for the farmland in my area. my latest find is 1696 WILLIAM 111 silver shilling at a depth of about 6 inches in good condition. a great machine
all the best from DICKB