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  1. #1

    Dec 2004
    The Lone Star State
    357

    Fisher FX-3 Ferro Probe

    http://www.giscogeo.com/pages/mtlfx3.html
    Does anyone have any experience with this detector?
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  2. #2
    us
    Nov 2006
    Vicksburg, MS
    Geonics EM61-MK2 or Minelabs F3
    67

    Re: Fisher FX-3 Ferro Probe

    This is just an analog magnetic gradiometer. It most likely has two fluxgate magnetometer sensors separated by about a meter. This unit is almost identical to a Schonstedt GA-52 or a Subsurface locators. They all are in the $400-$700 range. They produce an audio tone that shifts away from a base tone when you go over a ferrous magnetic target that is above/below a threshold. The operator can turn the switch to control the sensitivity over five or six ranges. I use a Schonstedt when I am looking for survey markers or a buried wire. I wouldn't use it for treasure hunting.
    Ryan E. North
    Research Geophysicist

  3. #3

    Dec 2004
    The Lone Star State
    357

    Re: Fisher FX-3 Ferro Probe

    Thanks 99
    I was wondering about the depth on this mag.
    I know it only picks up ferrous materials, the price is right if the depth will reach 10 feet or so.
    Thanks
    Dave
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