
Tuesday, June 23 2015
The Fisher F11 is a great all-purpose metal detector with a seven inch waterproof searchcoil. Priced at just $159, this model is extremely low priced and sure to fit any budget. If you're into digging up history, this detector is for you! The F11 offers three modes of operation: Jewelry, Coin and Artifact modes. Get more details and download the F11 owner's manual here. Two new weatherproof detectors, the F22 and F44 are resistant to weather, rain, storms, hail, snow, sleet, and high wind. These machines are impervious to splashing waves in beach use, or any kind of water. However, weatherproof does not mean that these machines can be submerged, but you definitely don't have to cancel your hunt or cut short your time in the field due to a little challenge thrown your way by Mother Nature! The Fisher F22 weatherproof all-purpose metal detector is priced at just $229 and is the result of many years of software engineering and features the latest advancements in lightweight design and target accuracy. Treasure hunting enthusiasts from around the world were involved in the development of this revolutionary new dectector. The F22 can be used with its default turn-on-and-go settings, or you can adjust the detector's settings to match your hunting conditions. Comes with a 9-Inch Concentric Elliptical Waterproof Searchcoil. Get more specifics and download the F22 owner's manual here.
Comments:
The Fisher F 11 for $159.. Would this detector be any good if I was looking for gold the small pieces you get on the east coast.
Thanks for your help
Eileen
Posted by E mcdermott on 07/23/2015 - 08:42 AM
Regardless or price or brand, any metal detector has the ability to detect anything metal-- gold nuggets included. How well a detector detects gold or any metal object depends on the size/shape of the item and how deeply it is buried. Detectors marketed as being best for hunting for gold are built with a higher sensitivity to detecting gold nuggets. The machine has better ground balancing and discrimination abilities, but any detector can find gold if it is a large enough piece and not buried too deep.
Posted by Denise on 07/23/2015 - 10:12 AM
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