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what's the difference between the 1270 and 1270x:confused:

Some people just added the X there is no such thing as a 1270x.

Ron in WV
 
Jup, that
 
Curious then why it is listed onthe website Under Relic Detectors as 1270X? Not disputing you but it is listed that way
 
You are right, 1270x is all over the page. Major typo or there is an X model out there.

Ron in WV
 
High,
That sure beats me.
I own one and neither on the control box itself nor on the manual will you find an X after the 1270.
You could send an e-mail directly to the manufacturer.
Do not hold your breath though. I have never delt with any other manufacturer that is as bad as Fisher Labs in not responding to mails.
You send a mail to Whites and you get promt reply - almost immediately.
HH
skookum
 
Go look at the Fisher home page. The 1270x is listed there.
 
Like I said.
Read the different manuals.
In them, the 1266 X and every other model are declared as such. On every page.
The 1270 is simply called the 1270 .
There is no X to be found anywhere.
How about your own detector ?
Do you see an X anywhere ?
On the sticker with the serial number ?
On the control box ?
In the manual ?

http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/manuals/1270manual-8704776-reader.pdf

http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/manuals/1266-X.pdf

http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/manuals/1236-x2opmanual_002.pdf

http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/manuals/1212-Xopmanual_003.pdf

http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/manuals/1225-xopman_003.pdf
 
Go to fishers home page where they have everything listed. You will see they call it the 1270x. My detector doesn't have that badging but they list it as the 1270x. Look for yourself. HH
 
I done that already.
It is listed as such.
Too bad I ain
 
I bet Dave J knows the answer. I think I'll paint an X on mine, see if I can get a few more inches out of it.:lol:
 
From: Dave J.

To: WV62

12/06/2012 09:17PM



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WV62
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?35,1814230

Dave just wondering if you could help with the question in the post in the link above. Seems that some think there is a 1270 one with an x and one without. I checked the Fisher web site and they do call it a 1270X. Is there 2 models of the 1270 or one?

Thanks

Ron

I wasn't involved with the 1270 but as far as I know it was just one model with or without the X.

--Dave J.
 
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