Something about the F75

[jbow]

I have noticed that i get better results in very bad ground if I hunt in all metal. There is a yard that I have hunted for well over a year. The original home was built in the early 1830s. It burned, another building on the property burned, there was a federal calvary camp there, the house that is there now was built in 1906 by Bobby Jones aunt. There is a spot in the middle of the front yard that is full of bricks and square nails just under the surface. Some sort of building was there. I have never been able to pull anything out of that spot until today. I only had a few minutes there but... putting the F75 in all metal and getting a good GB, swinging slow and checking all the TIDs that are above 20... I started to make some finds there. One was a small carved lead 6, smaller than a cuff button. I am very pleased with the F75.

Another thing. I planted a coin and trash garder a few years ago. One quarter is 12" deep. I have never been able to hit it. Not with the T2, not with the SovereignGT, not with the Tejon. With the F75, it hit's!! and the TID rise's into the 70s! NOT an updated T2. There are some things that are alike but it is NOT a T2.

Julien

 

[Tinfoil]

Still I was digging 10 and 12'S on the coins. It is very sensitive to the gold also. I know I dug a lot of 10 and 12" coins over on that beach in the worse stuff you could ever get into.

My Excal stayed nulled a lot and I just prefered the F75 and my SE. Although the 6000 XLPRO did very good also but I was in the Sat mode with it and 5" coil.

I am lucky down here the soil has a salt salinty and sulpher content and it has Medium Mineralization. Still the F75 works great for me I just have not been able to get out to my open areas to really crank up the sen. and drop the dis from 6 to 0 as that will even give you more depth. All I have been able to hunt in is the noisy areas. : :

later Jerry aka Tinfoil

 

[North Georgia Relics]

are doing pretty good. Are you still having to reset the machine a lot?