I miss my F75 LTD

[markg]

I so miss the LTD, but mostly the original F75. Very good machines, but a little chattery with EMI.
They sure got the AT Pro beat with speed and depth.

 

[88junior]

Sale or trade the Pro and get you another F-75! I didn't care to much for the AT-Pro either it's performance was lacking but it's pretty cool to take it from land to water with just a change of headphones. I am new to the F-series detectors and decided to start out with a F-70 and eventually work up to the F-75. I have been in your position before it's not no fun swinging a detector that you lack confidence in you wont be happy till you get another F-75!

 

[mudpuppy]

I may be in the market for an ATPro..that is, unless Fisher hurrys up and releases the waterproof F70! I'm holding off on account of the ATPro has no thresh adjustment from what I hear... I really do need a water and rainy day unit...
Mud

 

[jim tn]

What kind of hunting do you do most? If little or no relic hunting, bite the bullet and track down a regular F 75. HH jim tn

 

[MrBranton33]

I've been seeing some regular F75's on ebay for pretty good prices these days. I love mine and don't think I'll ever part with it.

 

[markg]

For my area I mostly coin shoot.
From what I can say and being as truthful by experience, the F75 LTD performs better in my soil than any of the following machines. Minelab SE, Etrac, Tesoro Tejon and Vaquero, AT Pro and finally the Ace 250. The main problem I had was inner city EMI which was very difficult for the LTD that is why I changed to the Minelab series with auto noise cancel.
But all and all the F75 found me more silver than all the other machines combined.