SE

I was sold on the F75 until I handled an SE recently. Can all of you Fisher diehards talk me out of the SE purchase? I don't mind swinging slow at all. I'm just out "chillin'" when I'm hunting anyway.

Explorer SE is one of the BEST detectors in the world; however,........ the easiest way to determine if the F-75/T-2 will "trump" the SE...... is to go relic hunting in a iron nail infested site and remove ALL non-ferrous (not iron) targets out of the ground with the SE. Then see if the F-75/T-2 (configured properly) can find any more non-ferrous targets in that exact same area. IF, IF, IF you have time............ read the article: "Head-To-Head Comparison Testing" on the main page of this web-site..............,,,,,,,,,,,,, assuming you have not read it already.

awwww..booo! I wanted you to tell me which is most enjoyable

The one that 'startles' you the most ............. which is usually the one that finds the most.

I had an SE I sold to get an F-75. I found one very good relic spot 4 miles from my house. After getting 150 good relics with the SE it stopped due to heavy iron. When I got the F-75 I started getting more relics where the SE went silent @ 950 more!!! and still getting them. SE got bogged down in high iron due to slow response.

Exacting 'case-in-point'!

ok, ok, I get it. And purchsed an F75 yesterday. Should be swinging it by Tuesday. Man, that's a lot of money ... hopefully I made a good choice.

As long as it works per design (and it should) you will only have a learning-curve to go through. Hopefully..... you'll have time to read some of the info on this forum BEFORE you receive the unit; so as to 'heavy you up' on set-up procedures.

Shambler, I've been working both the SE and the F-75 for several months now (sometimes side by side checking each target found be the other). I'm still trying to get the hang of the SE with every different coil available. Even spent several outings with just the SE to make it work! Took some time off from the SE and with the F-75. I pulled a couple silver items and a wheaty out of the same place I've been trying to learn the SE. I'm not saying it's a bad unit, I'm just not getting it yet! I want the best and I believe that the F-75 is one of them! Oh, and it's fun. You'll enjoy it! Just MHO! and Happy Hunting, Rick

P.S. My first target with the F-75 was a star of david 14K 5.5grams!



WHAT A DETECTOR

menstick, thats some nice looking finds.are those from inland ground or ocean sands..

Liquid ONE, they're from the local hunted out park. So far 6 rosies, 20+ wheats (earliest 1919s), and several gold pieces (and nickels galore). All but two of the items were taken with the F-75. Just sold the Garrett Infinium and haven't been back to the beach. Gonna give the SE a chance maybe tommorow so it may redeem it's self. Rick

Great info.I have a friend in texas that has been using the new se Back to Back with his F75 and is still amazed at how good a hunter the F75 is..He stated the same as you about the SE locking up around Iron..I need to call him and get an update..I had a choice between the 2 machines and picked the F75..Its a fun machine to use..Tom has said the SE might be a better choice in this high mineral red clay NC dirt.Maybe one day I;ll get a chance to use a SE to compare...looks like the F75 has been good to ya are you...are you able to put the juice to the ground in settings..awesome work..james