Ken in Georgia
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he wants his own. I use my daughters Alpha and he used my G2, He pulled up a IH 1901 we think. It's in bad shape , but he found it right with 2 nails across it! that the last time, he will be getting his own now!
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Friend barrowed my G2 and now
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Big Boys Hobbies
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The G2 is an amazing machine. It sells itself!!
sgoss66
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Yeah, what j.t. said -- curious about the depth.
All these testimonials about finding coins relatively deep are really helpful, I think, for people on the fence, wondering if these higher-frequency machines can hit well on deeper, high conductors. Amazing to me that while these are not marketed as "coin-shooting" machines, they really do well in that application. Can't wait until Fisher turns their attention toward a very similar machine that is DESIGNED to be a coin shooter (in the same way that these machines were designed to be gold machines). Again, the SILVER BUG PRO! Can't wait to see if Fisher/FT goes that route!
Steve
All these testimonials about finding coins relatively deep are really helpful, I think, for people on the fence, wondering if these higher-frequency machines can hit well on deeper, high conductors. Amazing to me that while these are not marketed as "coin-shooting" machines, they really do well in that application. Can't wait until Fisher turns their attention toward a very similar machine that is DESIGNED to be a coin shooter (in the same way that these machines were designed to be gold machines). Again, the SILVER BUG PRO! Can't wait to see if Fisher/FT goes that route!
Steve
warren in ga
New member
i want one for my self. the depth about 6in . the pen. look like it had been in fertilizer
Ken in Georgia
New member
warren in ga said:
Sens 70, GB 74.5, Disc 40, I think he ment to say the IH was in Fertilizer.