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Yep finally broke down..

Dan-Pa.

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Being a confirmed CZ user since 92 have a F70 coming....I know its basically the new kid on the block but any F70 user have any comments..Seems like very little info on the net and yep watched Bill Ladds presentation on the unit which was helpful rel the setup with various facets...
 
Dan, I was a long time cz user as well when I got my F75 and in my opinion you made a wise decision going with either the F70 or F75. I am finding good targets equally as deep and maybe deeper then I did with the cz and on those trashy and hunted hard sites, the F70 and F75 will out perform the cz's, hands down. I still have the cz3d and am not knocking the cz's, they are one terrific detector. For my kind of hunting, though, coinshooting old parks, house lots, school yards, ect. the F75 (and 70) in mho is vastly better suited. I suspect once you have had the F70 in your hands for a little while you will regret not making the decision sooner. Good luck and HH jim tn
 
I'd like to begin doing more in-depth ones........if only there was more time in the day, (& more space for video files on my hardrive!) ;) I'm gonna do a Coinstrike DVD I think, as I always get alot of e-mail on that great, but quirky detector and know it like the back of my hand. A C$ DVD should be able to help folks get over that though learning curve on it......
Everybody's right.....the F70 has some amazing depth for a unit at it's price point. Hope you like it.
HH,
Bill
 
Congratulations Dan! Hope it serves you well!!!!!
I too, because of the video of Bill "found a freaking FUGIO" Ladd, will be purchasing an F70 in the near future. I currently use a C$ and will never give it up, but I also know that the F70 will will be a great detector for me, especially when it has been so well documented on video in an actual field environment. Bill, I will buy the first copy when the C$ DVD is complete. I plan to use the C$ in those areas where the iron is thick and great separation is needed. With the small coil, I believe nothing beats the C$ !!
 
They are fairly common up here, as I believe they were minted in CT. or something. That's like my 5th or 6th one or something, so that's why I was rather calm. Finds & sites like that are what make New England detecting so unique & special, & why I have always wanted to share those remote sites with viewers. I tried to with magazine articles & posts, but it's not the same as on your TV. I have sold alot just with these findmall posts alone, so I guess some people are enjoying it....
HH,
Bill
 
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