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| View Poll Results: What kind of metal detector do you favor the most? | |||
| White's Electronics |
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11 | 50.00% |
| Fisher |
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8 | 36.36% |
| Minelab |
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3 | 13.64% |
| Voters: 22. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Hands down it would be my new Fisher (First Texas) F-75. I just purchased the F-75 new in April of this year but have been extremely pleased with my finds thus far in heavliy hunted out CW camp sites that myself and two buddies frequently search...I'm still learning the ropes with it but thus far am extremely pleased with my finds. HH!
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Fisher F75 will blow White's and Minelab away (IF) you run it in All-Metal mode. Now for every day hunting and EZ to use I would have to pick a Tesoro and they are very good at relic hunting also. Now the old White's Blue & Gray is very hard to beat even with the new machines, but when you start getting some age on you you don't want to have to carry a big heavy machine around all day.
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Hi My Fellow TH'ers
I have used the Whites DFX now for almost four years and love it. It is a bit heavy but the weight comes in handy when you hit deeper grass. I run strickly in 'Coin Mode' and find enough deeper signals to keep me happy with the Civil War relics and occasional coin or ring. It meets my needs so that is all that matters to me. I currently search mostly in Northern Virginia and Southern Maryland. Stay safe in all you do! Dave 'Digger-Dave' THing4CSA PS: Remember; Don't leave it in the ground!
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Treasure Hunter since 1977. Avid Civil War Relic, coin, and stamp collector. I have found a wide aray of Civil War artifacts. Have detectors and am willing to travel to search new sites. PS: Remember; Don't leave it in the ground! |
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