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Fisher 1265X operating instruction /manual
- Thread starter servolk73
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MarkCZ
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If I'm not mistaken you can go to the Fisherlabs web site and download the manual for the 1266.
The the only difference in operation of the 1265 and the 1266 is in the the sensitivity control, and that is only in the push and pull function of the control, the high and low is flipped between them.
Some other differences in the two models is the knob or the latch for the battery compartment, the 1265 uses a button latch and the 1266 has a knob that screws in to hold the battery cover in place.
And then coils, the earlier 1265 use white boxed coils vs the 1266's black open frame coils (the earliest 1266 did have a white open frame coils, but I don't think they were lots of them around before they were switched to black)
Mark
The the only difference in operation of the 1265 and the 1266 is in the the sensitivity control, and that is only in the push and pull function of the control, the high and low is flipped between them.
Some other differences in the two models is the knob or the latch for the battery compartment, the 1265 uses a button latch and the 1266 has a knob that screws in to hold the battery cover in place.
And then coils, the earlier 1265 use white boxed coils vs the 1266's black open frame coils (the earliest 1266 did have a white open frame coils, but I don't think they were lots of them around before they were switched to black)
Mark