f70

hi there.....
how come there are no comments to this guy?
--I feel this machine is very underrated versus f75-----
while doing some testing I found the machine to be cool.calm and extremely
powerfull.
It seems that the threshold control is able to boost sens/gain without loosing
the grip.....
It does a better job in identifying steel bottle caps -- with low sens and
thresh.3 it blows the f75 away on surface and turf detecting----

more to come
trond

I beg to differ with you being that I had both and now have the F75 and the new LTD coming...I found the F75 in calif to trump the F70 and if you use the 10 inch coil on the F75 it does a better job on caps...Turf hunitng in Calif the F75 is deeper and better in iron that is where I live so I can only speak for myself

LowBoy

TAKE A LITTLE TIME KICKBACK AND WATCH SOME OF MY DETECTING VIDEO'S BELOW ON YouTube

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If you don’t dig it, then how are you going to know what you’re missing!
How can you have your pudding if you don’t eat your meat!

WHEN IDENTICAL COILS are used, the original F75 & F70 perf are nearly identical. They both have nearly the same electronics.

--thank you both for confirming my opinion on the f70....
the importance of being able to adjust and fine tune the power on the f75
made me more alert on how to do it on the f70....
--here in my type of dirt and with my way of hunting i find the f70 to be
more controllable ,more quiet,and and with better adjusting abilities in disc mode
than i find on the f75........
happy hunting and good luck to you all
trond

Quote: "here in my type of dirt and with my way of hunting i find the f70 to be
more controllable ,more quiet,and and with better adjusting abilities in disc mode
than i find on the f75.."

trond,

What you are experiencing is more than likely the exact design intent of the F70 vs the F75. Thanks for the report!

HH Tom Z

--thanks Tom
for confirming my opinion on the hidden secrets of the nearly forgotten twin
brother....
---the winter is knocking on my door now, so there will be a little time-gap
in my reporting....but as soon as conditions will let me,-i will be back with
some more thoughts on my new friend..

Looking forward to reading more on the subject of deep forest and sweet water
detecting ...always a pleasure to read your "Wading with the Edge" reports
so keep up the good work Tom....
happy hunting and good luck to you all
trond