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what would i expect??

sasquache

sasquache

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hello all you fisher users, i was one too but went too whites for some odd reason but my question is what would i expect from a f-75 over the whites dfx ? would it be better in our Maine soil which is high in minerals and iron ? just curious because i thought about going back too fisher many times. thank you for your time
 
1 covering more ground, due to faster swing.
2 'noise', being able to hear everything that you may want to. keeps you engaged. choices.
3 less back, arm pain due to lighter more balanced det.; although digging more may negate this...(love the lite weight).
4 a lot of bottle caps to add to your collection, till you learn to tell the difference (working on that one).

of my many good choices, dfx was one of them but I am happy with my 75.

f75, t2, 38 year old rs treasure finder( still works ), misc cable locaters.
 
You have to be kidding you can not compair the DFX to the F75. I was a dealer and the DFX is slower does not do well at unmasking has no depth. The list goes on and on.
 
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[quote Low-Boy/LCPM]You have to be kidding you can not compair the DFX to the F75. I was a dealer and the DFX is slower does not do well at unmasking has no depth. The list goes on and on.[/quote]hahaha im not kidding lowboy i really thought i needed too know this i really like fisher and own a id-excel and love it and when i traded my cz 3-d for my whites dfx i started finding triple the finds right from the start this is why im asking and also where the dfx and the f-75 are so close in cost i thought thay would be close in capareing them? thanks sasquache
 
In a nut shell the 75 is a cobanation of all the 12xx, CZ and gold bugs wraped up into one machine. The ease of menu use and setup is second to none. Target speed and seperation = less masking. I have located deep targets and marked them so others that were with me could check them out. Only to leave them standing there shakeing there head while waveing the coil saying "nope nothing". Mind you this is useing default settings "70 SENS" instead of 60.
 
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