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Wtb: Non DST T2 or F75 - Wtb: Non DST T2 or F75
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Wtb: Non DST T2 or F75 - Wtb: Non DST T2 or F75
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percy gibson
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Richard @ Backwoods Detectors has a early model F75 for sale at a great price.
woodbutcher
Well-known member
The older non DST f75 units have a solid 1 piece foam armrest, All newer and even updated f75 units have a 3 piece foam armrest. Easiest way to tell
BLOODHOUND1970
Member
I recently bought a T2 LTD off of fleabay and with the Superfly coil that I bought from you I have really enjoyed the simplicity of detecting once again! I love my Manticore but there is something about the old machines that is just fun!
BLOODHOUND1970
Member
and I don't know if this matters.
D.S.T. (DIGITAL SHIELDING TECHNOLOGY) Traditional detector technology requires users to "work into the noise" at high gain settings to achieve maximum possible depth. The T2's latest technological advance, Digital Shielding Technology (DST®), permits the use of maximum sensitivity settings with minimum background noise. This noise reduction reduces user fatigue and enhances the detecting experience. The user may choose to operate with DST or without DST. The default setting, at power-on, employs DST To turn DST OFF, perform the following: 1. Turn detector off. 2. Press-and-hold the grey MENU button and push-forward-and-hold the TOGGLE SWITCH. 3. Turn the detector on, while you are still holding the controls. 4. Continue to hold the controls. 5. See the "90" displayed. 6. Rotate SETTINGS KNOB clockwise. 7. See "91" displayed. 8. Release the MENU button and TOGGLE SWITCH. Upon release of the controls, the detector will operate WITHOUT DST DST status is saved to memory after the user performs this procedure. Each time the detector is powered back on, it will continue in the programmed setting. The same procedure is used to turn DST back on, except that the SETTING KNOB is turned counterclockwise to change "91" to "90". DST can be turned on or off as desired, but each change requires the user to first power the detector off.
D.S.T. (DIGITAL SHIELDING TECHNOLOGY) Traditional detector technology requires users to "work into the noise" at high gain settings to achieve maximum possible depth. The T2's latest technological advance, Digital Shielding Technology (DST®), permits the use of maximum sensitivity settings with minimum background noise. This noise reduction reduces user fatigue and enhances the detecting experience. The user may choose to operate with DST or without DST. The default setting, at power-on, employs DST To turn DST OFF, perform the following: 1. Turn detector off. 2. Press-and-hold the grey MENU button and push-forward-and-hold the TOGGLE SWITCH. 3. Turn the detector on, while you are still holding the controls. 4. Continue to hold the controls. 5. See the "90" displayed. 6. Rotate SETTINGS KNOB clockwise. 7. See "91" displayed. 8. Release the MENU button and TOGGLE SWITCH. Upon release of the controls, the detector will operate WITHOUT DST DST status is saved to memory after the user performs this procedure. Each time the detector is powered back on, it will continue in the programmed setting. The same procedure is used to turn DST back on, except that the SETTING KNOB is turned counterclockwise to change "91" to "90". DST can be turned on or off as desired, but each change requires the user to first power the detector off.