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SEF for the F75

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David

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Hello, I do not have an F75 but a friend of mine does and I am trying to help him. Does anyone know where to buy this coil in the USA or Canada ?: 15 x 12" SEF Detech Coil for the Fisher F75 - coil comes with lower shaft. Price
 
Someone on this forum tested one and said it was a lot heavier and didn't add any depth or seperation advantage. Anyone have a different report? I'd like a larger coil for relic hunting and had hoped this would answer that situation.

jiimyk in Missorui
 
Thanks, BUT it is not listed on the Kellyco web site, I looked ??


Sometimes if it doesn't add any depth or separation advantage, just more coverage is enough reason to to get one.
 
Hi guys!

This topic already discussed on one of Russian sites.
http://www.detector.com/index.php?showtopic=11307
There were two separate tests made by two different people.

http://www.detector.com/index.php?showtopic=11375
http://www.detector.com/index.php?showtopic=11325

What they say: the average depth increased on 4 cm (almost two inches) for coins. Very good on hunted out sites.Useless on trashy areas. It suffers to the lesser extent from mineralization of the soils in comparison with a standard coil.

Hope this piece of information will be useful for you!
 
I received this reply from Kellyco, "I do not see us carrying any SEF coils for the Fisher anytime soon." So then back to my original question, where can the (12x15")SEF for the F75 be bought in North America ??

Thanks for the information Paul from Kiev. I heard someone from Austria was using the SEF on the F75 as well. Seems they are available in the UK and mainland Europe. Your links are blocked (@#$%&) by Findmall management so you have reword them in another way as not to get blocked. They seem to block anyone who is not a sponsor of Findmall.
 
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