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F44 History?

J

JRayfield

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I've read an article and seen one or two forum posts, that outlined the 'history', so to speak, of the various models of Fisher, Teknetics, and Bounty Hunter detectors. But, I haven't seen anything yet with regards to the F44's 'history'. For example, is the F44 a completely new design, or was it based on another already-existing 'platform' and if so, which 'platform'?

John
 
Based off 13 bit/Greek platform and shares a lot of love with the bh pro line. Control box, battery, and coil design are new. New features as well. Category notch tone choice being the best one IMO.
 
I have been very interested in the F44 but not much talk out there about it?? Seems to have some really good features for the $$??
 
hammer0419 said:
I have been very interested in the F44 but not much talk out there about it?? Seems to have some really good features for the $$??
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It does have a lot of features for the price. That's why I bought one. Back light, volume control, rain proof, light as a feather. All the Greek series coils are compatible with it also.
 
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