Solidly on coins and other high-conductivity targets. Signal recovery, which leads to better target separation. Round, open concentric coil makes pinpointing easy Four audio tones instead of the usual three for this price bracket Very fast signal recovery (much better than the Garrett)
Here are the major strengths of the Fisher F2 most units come with a round coil anyway. Round, open concentric coil "sees" more ground minerals than a DDĬoil, but whatever. Control box doesn't feel as robust as a Tesoro or some of the more expensive machines from other brands. OK, it's not as deep as an F5 or a Tesoro that's set properly. Let's get the negatives out of the way first. Peers, especially its rival the Garrett Ace 250, the Fisher F2 really Of detectors, but the Fisher F2 stands up well as an all-around machineįor two hundred bucks or so. It's hard to make a direct comparison between the two different types Detecting with them is aĬhallenge (or is it?) but can yield better performance once you build up the Guessed that I'm a huge fan of beep-dig style metal detectors.įisher 1266-X, Tesoro Tejon, etc., etc. If you have been reading around on this website, you might have already What numbers mean what kind of target (usually), and after a while Most useful thing you can get on any VDI screen. Really, a two-digit numeric ID is the single Have target-ID blocks, but that doesn't provide as much useful info as This gives it theĪdvantage over both the Garrett Ace 150 / 250 and the Teknetics AlphaĢ000, both of which are in the same price range. The F2 has numeric target ID from 0 to 99. Mild soil (limestone) and the coins have been there for a while, Iĭon't expect you'll lose any depth compared to the air tests. There is no ground balance (it's pre-set), so there will be conditions Stock setting is four bars of sensitivity, but you can increase that toįive to get a little more depth. The box will air-test about 8 to 8 1/2 inches on a quarter, which isĪbout right for a modern VLF metal detector with an 8" coil. The F2 comes standard with an 8-inch concentric round coil. Whole F-series from Fisher Research Labs.
Or maybe they did, because that look carries on through the I'm not sure if they even tried for that combination or Of post-modern / retro-Victorian futuristic / airship-control-panel Somehow Fisher pulled off this interesting sort The control panel is pretty nice, with buttons that are simple, big,Īnd easy to find. Something about the F2 that feels better overall.
The control housing has an almost Bounty Hunter-ishįeel (if you've ever used their metal detectors), but there is still Taking the machine out of the box, you'll find that the parts are very I had been eyeing this machine for a while, wondering if it was even worth getting. This is the entry-level metal detector from Fisher Research Labs. Review of the Fisher F2 metal detector |
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