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Andre
#1 Posted : Tuesday, 14 February 2012 12:04:30 p.m.(UTC)
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Good day everyone,

I have 1 month old Fisher F2 for sale. Bought from http://www.puiakisupply.co.nz/.
It comes with standard 8 inch coil and 2x9V near new (charged 2-3 times) Enegizer rechargeable batteries (approx $25 each) + charger.

It is a great machine to start with. In my first month i found around $80 in coins / 1 Golden ring / 1 Silver ring / watches.
But its a time to upgrade :)

The detector is in perfect condition (was not in water etc), comes with the receipt and original packaging/box.

Viewings are welcome (Greenlane, Auckland).
If you are keen plz drop your offer on 021323313

Cheers,
Andre
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DrunkBrother
#2 Posted : Tuesday, 14 February 2012 2:15:54 p.m.(UTC)
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That is my Friend i was mentioning on my Blog,

Ii will be great if someone bought it from him as he really want to go for a top range machine now after he got hooked up with detecting after our trips and his and mine cool finds :D
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#3 Posted : Wednesday, 22 February 2012 9:18:46 p.m.(UTC)
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What detector are you upgrading to Andre?
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DrunkBrother
#4 Posted : Wednesday, 22 February 2012 9:41:37 p.m.(UTC)
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Hey Rob,
i will reply for him as i am on the forum everyday and he is not :D

Still hasitating.. options are :

Minelab Etrack
Minelab X-terra.
Fisher F75

As we need detector that can do wet sand(salt resistant) but have Display with digits for accurate discrimination.
I will give you a quick call about that

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dudlite
#5 Posted : Tuesday, 28 February 2012 5:47:17 p.m.(UTC)
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Hello everyone! I have been wanting to get into metal detecting for awhile so i decided to buy the fisher f2 from Andre. He is on his way over to sell to me now and i'm super excited lol. I am currently living in hamilton and was thinking about going up to where an old hospital use to be just outside the cambridge area. If anyone has any advice for a newbie that would be great.

Cheers Dave.
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Lammerlaw
#6 Posted : Tuesday, 28 February 2012 5:54:42 p.m.(UTC)
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dudlite;10916 wrote:
Hello everyone! I have been wanting to get into metal detecting for awhile so i decided to buy the fisher f2 from Andre. He is on his way over to sell to me now and i'm super excited lol. I am currently living in hamilton and was thinking about going up to where an old hospital use to be just outside the cambridge area. If anyone has any advice for a newbie that would be great.

Cheers Dave.


Practice makes perfect so its a case of getting out there and getting the practice - unlike me it might pay to read the operation manual and familiarize yourself with it - might save the trouble I had - my son read the manual then was right into it and with success.

If I am in an old picnic spot or similar coin hunting I often take sample coins to test it out on - sort of re familiarize myself or when I am finding zilch test it out to see how things going and reassure myself thats all is well - When gold mining I take a small gold nugget and try it out every so often though recently I havent needed to do that as I am now used tot he thing and feeling much more confident...at the moment where I am if the device goes beep then dig it up because it is most likely gold and nothing else.

I think you made a good choice with the Fisher. Good luck and happy treasure hunting.
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