coinhunters50
Greenie
- Feb 11, 2013
- 15
- 3
- Detector(s) used
- Fisher F2, F-Point
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Which One would fit,
coin shooting and jewelry hunting,
gets down 8-10" on coins and ID-s Correct,
Has ground balance,
isn't too heavy,
mostly used on grassy areas, old home sites, and schoolyards, old churches, and sometimes the beach.
The AT pro's waterproof feature doesn't matter to me.
I have the F2 and loved it for a month, I found out it gets 4" max on quarters and it beeps at random in mid air with the sensitivity all the way down. I get a good signal dig, and then pull out a nail check the hole again, silence, I even had iron notched out! I am getting fed up with this detector! So I am going to upgrade and would like to get a machine around the 600$ price range. I heard alot of good about the AT pro, but there is a lot of bad too. F70 doesn't have the depth I want, omega 8k doesn't get the depth i want, minelab 505 I have not heard much about! Thanks in advance
Ryan
Youtube - Coinhunters50
coin shooting and jewelry hunting,
gets down 8-10" on coins and ID-s Correct,
Has ground balance,
isn't too heavy,
mostly used on grassy areas, old home sites, and schoolyards, old churches, and sometimes the beach.
The AT pro's waterproof feature doesn't matter to me.
I have the F2 and loved it for a month, I found out it gets 4" max on quarters and it beeps at random in mid air with the sensitivity all the way down. I get a good signal dig, and then pull out a nail check the hole again, silence, I even had iron notched out! I am getting fed up with this detector! So I am going to upgrade and would like to get a machine around the 600$ price range. I heard alot of good about the AT pro, but there is a lot of bad too. F70 doesn't have the depth I want, omega 8k doesn't get the depth i want, minelab 505 I have not heard much about! Thanks in advance
Ryan
Youtube - Coinhunters50
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