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sacul

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Hello all you Fisher experts!!! Which older Fisher detectors, designed for coin hunting, run at a frequency of 5Khz or less and have manual ground balance? I need a detector for mineralized (ferrous oxide) ground. Only do coin hunting around old buildings - iron is mainly the trash. The 1280x looks enticing but has no manual ground balance - runs at 2.4Khz!! Much appreciated! Thanks! Dave
 
Definitely not a Fisher expert but most if not all of the CZ's have manual ground balance and run at 5 khz or 15 khz. There are other Fisher units that have below 5 khz but as you stated...do not have manual ground balance.
HH'ing Kieth
 
hi all.i've been metal detecting for about 45 yrs.built my first two machines,i have fisher 1220,1260,1266 machines.i would not have any other.i researched all mfg's before i bought my first machine and went with avery fisher;because he is the oldest in the business and designed the mine detectors for the army and marines.i've put my fishers up against several other machines in the club i belong to and do quite well in hunts about 98%.i hunt coins,civilewar artafacts,and other stuff.thought i would add my comment.have a greatday and good hunting
 
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