-6a, ID-Edge, Coinstrike and now the F-75.
Yes, there is a bit of a learning curve with the detector, but it is a beast of machine, and will sniff out any and all good targets.
Last Saturday, April 9, 2011, my buddies and I were hunting in the western part of Virginia, and I dug my first ever US Oval Belt Buckle at 8 inches down. Interesting thing, I first got a hit and dug down to discover a piece of metal wire sticking out of the hole at about 3 inches.
After removing the wire and throwing it away in my trash bucket, I rescanned the hole and got another decent bullet signal at about 5 inches down.
After removing the 5 inches of dirt, I was rewarded with mhy first, US plate in very good condition.
From UK not long started this hobby. Bought a Minelab x Terra 70 was great when fitted Hf Coil.
Decided to upgrade to Fisher had it first two weeks and twice wanted to break the thing into pieces.
Anyway, told the guy id bought it from id persevere for one more week, and I'd give it another try.
Wow! Best decision of my life runs like a dream finds stuff brilliant. Trick is you will HATE it but READ the reviews and tips and tweak it you will learn to love it and once more You will actually have fun with this thing. Do not listen to other people here and don't be put off.
This thing is nothing but a noise box! Cracking and dinging constantly. If your not hunting in the woods or out in a field forget about it! False signals all the time! And the Id jumps all over the place. Don't believe me just spend a $1000 and find out for yourself.
Awesome machine, but not if you are short on patience.
Just received an F75 LTD, everything positive I've read is true, as well as the negative(taken with a grain of salt) First, after assembling this detector I was extremely pleased with the balance and overall feel of it. After reading about how hot it is on sensitivity I had to see for myself. I took it for a spin at a site I've hit many times, trashy but definitly still has older coins, buttons, etc.
Set it up with sens at 90, I have always hunted with sens set to the max on my other machines, because I could! I had to turn it down to 50. What was amazing was that I was able to hit on targets in the 6-8 inch range that otherwise would have been non existent with my other machine (Troy X5 & MXT).
It is true, it can actually be a detriment by cranking it up. I know I have to put much more time in with the F75, I can understand the negative reviews of people dealing with erratic readings, noise, etc..., my view on those posts is that there are those that expect flip of the switch magic to happen with a detector which is basically unknown to them other than what an ad says. I used to be the same when I started detecting 11 years ago. All I can say is use what you are comfortable with or take the time to learn a new one, which is what I plan on doing.
As far as detectors go, I believe the F75 to be the best purchase I've ever made and plan on learning it inside & out! Thanx to all who have posted positive & negative reviews here, it really helped me decide on this detector. Bottom line, from the quality to the performance, the F75 is worth every dollar it sells for.
Bought f75 about 2 months ago, been out for about 60 hours in total land and beach. It took me 60 hours of practise to get to know the machine just be patient, play around with it and youll find that its a good all rounder.
Now I stick mainly to all metal mode de/pf visual id. I tend to not dig below 20 and don't forget to ground balance. Sensitivity, just play around to the type of situation your in that's how I find this machine there's no right or wrong way just as they say the more you play the more it will pay and the more you sweep the more youll reap!
Sounds like you have a defective machine, John. I would send it to the factory to have it checked. A common source of problems is a poor connection to the coil. This can give strange behavior, so be sure to tighten it well. I love the F75 and I have many friends using the F75 and F75LTD. Other manufacturers make very good detectors as well, but I think F75 is capturing marked share because of its low weight, high sensitivity, fast recovery speed and good price.
The move to First Texas has been a very good thing for Fisher in my opinion. The management there are reinvesting most of the profit into R&D and not like Cohu the previous holding company who wanted to take profit out to the share holders. Just look at all the new products coming out of Fisher these days.To sustain the exploration of critical issues relevant to Israel and the region, AE is mounting a series of web based, video discussions.
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BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) — A family cat is the first confirmed case of plague in Boulder County this season.
“Because plague is most commonly transmitted by fleas, taking steps to avoid flea exposures will help prevent spread of the disease,” said Carol McInnes, Boulder County Public Health environmental health specialist.
The cat’s owner consulted a veterinarian on June 2 after the cat became ill two or three weeks after being found with a baby rabbit. The cat tested positive for plague.
Boulder County Parks and Open Space will post warning signs in the North Foothills Highway and Plateau Road neighborhood, where the incident took place.
“Keeping cats indoors is the best way to protect them from getting plague,” said McInnes. “Pet owners should also discuss with their veterinarians the best way to protect pets from fleas.”.For 100m, I would just buy some outdoor cat6 cable. You can pick up 500ft of it on ebay right now for $100.

That said, what is your budget?

If you did want to go wireless, I would get an [omnidirectional](http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/11dbomni.php) antenna for the trailer, as well as an [amplifier](http://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/wre1000mw.php) for the trailer. You might not even need the amplifier, so if you do buy from this company, maybe ask about their return policy for unopened stuff. Then for the shop, you can get a [directional](http://www.radiolabs.com/products/antennas/2.4gig/11eleyagi.php) yagi antenna.

These 2 antennas will withstand the weather in bunnyhug-land. All in, it would be like $250, and it could use the wireless router you already have, as well as regular wifi cards. Plus, if you did use the amplifier, you would probably get service on the entire farm, and the neighbours farms, lol.Does anybody else have a hate-love relationship with realistic dreams?

I’m sure everyone’s had these type of dreams. But I hate and love realistic dreams. The dreams you can feel, touch, and you feel as if you’re really there.

I had this dream about my friend John, I was having a stressful day and I came home to our (presumed) apartment. I was just on the floor of my room, watching a show and wrapped in a blanket. I felt very obviously distraught, I could feel the blanket on me and hear the show, but I don’t remember which show. This is when my friend John came up to me and I looked at him. We really did stare at on another for awhile, then he lifted my face and kissed my forehead and I genuinely felt the kiss. The pressure and the warmth and the way it shocked me in the dream. Then all he did was walk away and wished me a goodnight, going to his room. When I woke up, it felt like I really needed that comfort, but now I’m getting confusing feelings for him lol. It’s beyond frustrating.&gt;I think it has more to do with the fact that using gloves means you can take many shots to the head and still remain conscious

Have you ever boxed? Bare knuckle or glove?

I would be very, very surprised if the answer to either of those is yes.

With gloves, you have basically *no risk* of breaking your hands. You can hit the other person in the head as hard as you want and your hands will be fine. Their head won't. Not only do you get more blows to the head with gloves on, those blows are actually harder as well.Interests:Programming, Creating webpages, Building anything pertaining to metal and electronics.
I am trying to learn any