Idaho-Marke
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I have a MXT and I like to sweep fast coin shooting. Is a fast sweep speed on the F75 a good option?
Thx.
Thx.
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Sweep speed, how fast can I go?
- Thread starter Idaho-Marke
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Mike Bearden
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I can't help but believe that some folks just get to fast, walk over and leave good finds behind in the ground.
Just keep in mind that the F75 is so fast on separating multiple/close targets than most folks can comprehend .... in a literal sense.
After using the Explorer for so many years in all metal, I'm very in tune with multiple sounds galore and thought doing the same with the F75 would be a cake walk .... WRONG !
What I mean to say here is that I find myself slowing down to listen to each individual target sound the F75 is so quick to respond to.
It's not a bad thing, I just have to isolate that particular sweet sound from the bad ... and the F75's reset speed is INCREDIBLE in doing just that.
Anyway, nothing WRONG with swinging the coil at a good pace as long as YOU can differentiate what the F75 is telling you.
I've hunted with Whites, Tesoro, Nautilus, Minelab, Troy, Fisher, Garrett, and you name it and NONE have shown the speed of the F75
Good Hunting
Mike
Just keep in mind that the F75 is so fast on separating multiple/close targets than most folks can comprehend .... in a literal sense.
After using the Explorer for so many years in all metal, I'm very in tune with multiple sounds galore and thought doing the same with the F75 would be a cake walk .... WRONG !
What I mean to say here is that I find myself slowing down to listen to each individual target sound the F75 is so quick to respond to.
It's not a bad thing, I just have to isolate that particular sweet sound from the bad ... and the F75's reset speed is INCREDIBLE in doing just that.
Anyway, nothing WRONG with swinging the coil at a good pace as long as YOU can differentiate what the F75 is telling you.
I've hunted with Whites, Tesoro, Nautilus, Minelab, Troy, Fisher, Garrett, and you name it and NONE have shown the speed of the F75
Good Hunting
Mike
Idaho-Marke
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Frank in NH
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BuckeyeBrad
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2.843921 times the length of a wiggle. Don't believe me? Look it up! 