Fisher has announced its novelty 2017 – Fisher F75 Plus (F75+)… But what did you expect? As are treasure hunters, so are new products. You were waiting for it – here it comes. Don’t say you have already seen it somewhere. Take a look: it’s a 100% new metal detector. And I urgently need your opinion!
Have you seen yourself? The Fisher F75 Plus will definitely become a true sensation of 2017. Interestingly, how long will be a wait for this product to come soon? The price doesn’t matter – such a detector should be bought at any price. Or, is there anyone who doesn’t agree?
Fisher Research Labs Facebook
Some more information on the F75+.
What we know so far:
– The F75+ has BOOST and CACHE MODE
– Waterproof 11-inch Open Frame Bi-Axial™ Searchcoil
– Operating Frequency 13 kHz
– Double Filter Discrimination Modes For Searching In Trashy
Areas
– Trigger Actuated FASTGRAB™ Instant Ground Canceling with
manual override
-The F75+ has a transferable warranty
What you don’t know:
We’re also throwing in a Digger with every T2+
Digger Features:
– Tough carbon steel blade 7.5″ L x 2″ W
– Total tool length 12″
– Double-edged blade with 32 sharp cutting teeth to rip through –
roots and dirt
– No-slip blade guard
– Comfortable rubber handle
– Tough Cordura carry sheath for belt mount use
More to come soon…
Fisher Research Labs Facebook
Some more information on the F75+.
What we know so far:
– The F75+ has BOOST and CACHE MODE
– Waterproof 11-inch Open Frame Bi-Axial™ Searchcoil
– Operating Frequency 13 kHz
– Double Filter Discrimination Modes For Searching In Trashy
Areas
– Trigger Actuated FASTGRAB™ Instant Ground Canceling with
manual override
-The F75+ has a transferable warranty
What you don’t know:
We’re also throwing in a Digger with every T2+
Digger Features:
– Tough carbon steel blade 7.5″ L x 2″ W
– Total tool length 12″
– Double-edged blade with 32 sharp cutting teeth to rip through –
roots and dirt
– No-slip blade guard
– Comfortable rubber handle
– Tough Cordura carry sheath for belt mount use
All info about the new Fisher F75 Plus (F75+) will be collected here. Those who read the MD-Hunter blog will be the first to know the truth about this detector: comparison with an old Fisher F75, the differences between these two units, as well as tests, opinions and true field reports by MD enthusiasts.
