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Thinking of getting a Blistool

jimmyk

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Thinking of getting a Blisstool detector for reli hunting. I curently am using an F 75 SE, but the You Tube videos of the Blisstool shwing the depth they are getting is amazing. For those of you who have one or have used one, what's the pros and cons of this machine?

thanks,

jimmy in Missouri
 
I seen it in action and I was told that it is more for farm fields, relics hunting and maybe beaches and older foundations. It was said that it wasn't for parks, school yards and more modern sites since anything that isn't ferrous sounds the same.
 
I do have one I just bought and I can say it is truly very deep.It is not designed for park or school hunting.The descrim will only go as high as knocking out small foil. You will dig pull tabs.EMI could also give the detector fits if hunting within the city.It is designed for open fields, beaches;not in the salt water,and woods type hunting. Im still practicing in my test garden learning all the controls.This is one detector that you have total control over and will learn that one adjustment you do on the detector will also effect your other settings.There are no fancy meters and just one tone for all non ferrous targets.Steve
 
Just a side note on the bliss disriminate, It is best on discriminating Iron and makes a broken signal or interupted sound on foils it will break up on them as well , so you can tell foil I was just out at a parkand was getting brocken signals that somwhat sounded good they turned out to be the broken off tabs from the ring pulls but the ring pull part sounded good but this way you will not miss gold , now in the UK whear some coins are a thin as a aluminum can they dont want to disq that out so the detector is kinda set up to really deal with Iron and really junk foils if you have cleaned up the 1st 8" of an old lot and want the 8" to 12" dime size targets the bliss will nail them, and quarters at 14" set your gain at 2.5 and a threshold of 6 and DD8 and DL at 4 you will be suprized how much deep silver you will pull out I am currently hunting a farm feild and i love the way it breaks up on Iron but when you hit a non Iron target it gives a dens uniterupted signal very nice I am not diggin alll the iron and wearing me self out
 
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