Need info on Fisher F22

GA_Boy

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Jul 30, 2006
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Jefferson, Ga
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BH LRP
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All Treasure Hunting
I have been considering a Compadre but did a little research on the F11, F2 and the F22.
Question 1, Does the F22 have the same 4 Tone Audio Identification feature as the F11?
Question 2, does the F22 have a simple learning curve?
Question 3, How much more would I have to spend on a Fisher (cheapest) detector for Beach/salty sand? Not absolutely needed.
I want to get rid of my 1265X and GBII and want one do it all as my final detector purchase.
My sincere Thanks for your help,
Marvin
 

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Loco-Digger

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Jun 16, 2014
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F75 LTD, 1280X Aquanaut, & a Patriot (back-up/loaner)
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Metal Detecting
1. yes the F22 has 4 tone audio.

2. I went to fisherlab.com and downloaded the F22 manual, after reviewing the manual, I'd say you will quickly learn to use it, it's not that complicated.

3. I do not water hunt often and when I do it's fresh water so I use a 1280x, I believe you'd need the CZ-21 for salt water and it's not cheap.
 

Captain Caveman

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I hear good things about the 1265. Personally, I would keep it. And I agree, I would get the F44 over the other models you have listed.
 

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