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:twodetecting: F75 LTD vs T2 LTD :argue:
- Thread starter Cal_Cobra
- Start date
Hi Fisherettes
I would say from personal experience with both detectors that the finer expanded range in the Iron is a major reason that .....That "Some" hunters would choose the T over the F....
I have used both and leaned more towards the T even thought the back light on the F and few other features where nice ......Not wanting to miss big iron and being able to "SUM" up targets .....where As.... Iron cut nail + silver bust coin = foil or similar sound and OR reading on meter .....being able to adjust this bleed threw point is very valuable in unmasking targets.... I have been using MY E trac and Red heat and more recently my Vision which I am still tweaking on.....And mainly digging bottles and gold rings in the water like a fiend...
but the crisp kool morning smell of fall is in the Air .......SO I will have both units and give them another Try .....I do lean towards the T2 but as I understand it the F will be released to Joe publik... first........Anyway by the time most of you Finish scratching your heads ...the snow will fall on many....so the Boost may actually give you more hunt time .....or extend your season.....ON another note I like the chatter it reminds me of the old 12X65 and 66.... As far as one being deeper than the other... that is more a state of mind .....from my test with coils and different settings... all take their toll.... to prove it undeniably you would have to.... do multiple test with multiple units.... with just ONE coil with AN adapter that would make the coil work on the other unit..... it is really sad that T & F has not reconciled this malady .....But Hey... its their bag of marbles and they can play any way they want .....AS long as they can deliver More... this I will have to see...
Any WAY I could just see.... OLE BB turning on that Rotisserie all day Long......Now That is real Funny AS far as getting upset about anything.. I'm to Old And To Damn Jaded to sweat any of it .... All I like to do is take my shovel and disappear............ into the WOODS....
PS. Not a betting man... but these may be collector Items if you catch My drift.....
Happy Trails
jimpugh
I would say from personal experience with both detectors that the finer expanded range in the Iron is a major reason that .....That "Some" hunters would choose the T over the F....
I have used both and leaned more towards the T even thought the back light on the F and few other features where nice ......Not wanting to miss big iron and being able to "SUM" up targets .....where As.... Iron cut nail + silver bust coin = foil or similar sound and OR reading on meter .....being able to adjust this bleed threw point is very valuable in unmasking targets.... I have been using MY E trac and Red heat and more recently my Vision which I am still tweaking on.....And mainly digging bottles and gold rings in the water like a fiend...
but the crisp kool morning smell of fall is in the Air .......SO I will have both units and give them another Try .....I do lean towards the T2 but as I understand it the F will be released to Joe publik... first........Anyway by the time most of you Finish scratching your heads ...the snow will fall on many....so the Boost may actually give you more hunt time .....or extend your season.....ON another note I like the chatter it reminds me of the old 12X65 and 66.... As far as one being deeper than the other... that is more a state of mind .....from my test with coils and different settings... all take their toll.... to prove it undeniably you would have to.... do multiple test with multiple units.... with just ONE coil with AN adapter that would make the coil work on the other unit..... it is really sad that T & F has not reconciled this malady .....But Hey... its their bag of marbles and they can play any way they want .....AS long as they can deliver More... this I will have to see...
Any WAY I could just see.... OLE BB turning on that Rotisserie all day Long......Now That is real Funny AS far as getting upset about anything.. I'm to Old And To Damn Jaded to sweat any of it .... All I like to do is take my shovel and disappear............ into the WOODS....
PS. Not a betting man... but these may be collector Items if you catch My drift.....
Happy Trails
jimpugh
BuckeyeBrad
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I have never owned a White's until the V and I bought one. I don't know about it being the best but it has more adjustments and options than a space shuttle...
I get confused when I try to learn it. Different programs have different VDIs, different tones... different everything. I know it probably is a killer machine in the right hands but I am beginning to wonder if my hands are them... too many options confuse me. Kind of like a 10 page menu at a resturant... just give me a few choices of good stuff and i'm good to go.
I made good finds easily with my F75 and do with the E-TRAC but trying to learn the V reminds me of a year of misery I endured trying to learn to use the SE... it was like a job... without pay!
I am going to get either a T2LTD or an F75LTD... probably the F because I still have my trusty T2. I sold my F75 to a buddy who just fell in love with it.
Anyway... i'm not sure about the v being the best but it certainly is the Swiss Army Knife of detectors.
J
I get confused when I try to learn it. Different programs have different VDIs, different tones... different everything. I know it probably is a killer machine in the right hands but I am beginning to wonder if my hands are them... too many options confuse me. Kind of like a 10 page menu at a resturant... just give me a few choices of good stuff and i'm good to go.
I made good finds easily with my F75 and do with the E-TRAC but trying to learn the V reminds me of a year of misery I endured trying to learn to use the SE... it was like a job... without pay!
I am going to get either a T2LTD or an F75LTD... probably the F because I still have my trusty T2. I sold my F75 to a buddy who just fell in love with it.
Anyway... i'm not sure about the v being the best but it certainly is the Swiss Army Knife of detectors.
J