For this year, the FisherLab company made a big gift for diggers — The price dropped by almost an order of magnitude and the metal detector began to cost much less than it cost at the beginning of 2016. What does this mean? After all, once the Fisher F75 was unattainable for many diggers, just like the Deus now, it cost $1000, but the device had enough owners even at the old price. What to do with F75 this year?
Someone says that it’s better to take something else, the device is old and generally uninteresting. Is this correct?
I disagree. Most metal detectors have a standard operating scheme, principle and implementation. Changes relate only to the presence of certain functions, frequency, water resistance, the presence of wires or small improvements to the old technology (for example, the operation of 28 frequencies simultaneously FBS or FBS2, which seems to work on the principle of PI & #8212; magnetic induction).
Fisher F75 is a real professional metal detector, which in its search characteristics is in no way inferior to the XP Deus, and sometimes even surpasses it in ease of use and functionality. If both metal detectors bring finds, the functionality will be at the same level (we are not comparing ICQ with Deus) — but one is cheaper, which one is more rational to take?
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