littlehugger
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- Nov 23, 2005
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As you can see in photo, its damaged.
Before I received it,
someone had adapted it to a straight dive shaft.
Then, a former friend got really clumsy and broke the casing. However, glue or a recase should fix it.
The M66 is an undustrial grade detector. It is built to withstand higher and lower temps than consumer
grade detectors. Fisher also hints on their website that it has a higher output.
it would make a good trunk detector, but not used much for that due to its high cost.
For a small investment, you can add a nice detector to your collection.
Before I received it,
someone had adapted it to a straight dive shaft.
Then, a former friend got really clumsy and broke the casing. However, glue or a recase should fix it.
The M66 is an undustrial grade detector. It is built to withstand higher and lower temps than consumer
grade detectors. Fisher also hints on their website that it has a higher output.
it would make a good trunk detector, but not used much for that due to its high cost.
For a small investment, you can add a nice detector to your collection.
