Buying a new detector f70 or at pro

[issombeituni]

Tomorrow is the day. I am buying a new detector. I started with the fisher f2 now i want a machine that i can grow into.

At pro or fisher f70 w/11dd

Help pls i realize they are different machines but looking for a good deep and quality machine. Waterproof is not a feature i care about.

I hunt on farms and parks and some beach areas.

It seems there are tons of great reviews on the atp but also tons of not so good. I know the atp seems to be the "iphone" of this hobby and is a great machine. The f70 from what i read seems to all good reviews.

Any input?

 

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[fella]

The Fisher ppl with say the F70...ATP owners, I'm bettin they will say AT Pro.

I like my ATP.

Prolly can't go wrong with either.

 

[issombeituni]

I looking for a non bias answer i am not putting either down they both are amazing just cant make my mind up

 

[fella]

I looking for a non bias answer

Here? Good luck with that!

 

[elijahhenry10]

I looking for a non bias answer i am not putting either down they both are amazing just cant make my mind up

That's like trying to get a straight answer from a used car dealer.

I, honestly, would go with the ATP, unless you want to flip a few more Benjamins for an F-75, and then I would take that anyday.

 

[Vladio]

I'm new to MDing. Was in the same place as you in February. You'll not find an unbiased recommendation. I did a lot of research and bought an Ace 250 from Garrett. It was nice and did a good job but I wanted something better. I started over looking and tried as many as I could. I ended up with an AT Pro. I love it, especially that its waterproof to 10 feet. I was just hunting a river last night then hosed it down when I got home. Last week we were camping and our site was very trashy with foil subsurface. I was able to pick out coins and found close to 100 in all that trash. I'm not saying its better than another just conveying my experiences. Being made in America's a nice feature as well. But, quite a few other brands are too. Your best bet is to go to a multi-line dealer that you'll be able to try them all out.

Good luck and best wishes,
Joe

 

[G.A.P.metal]

Between the two...i`d take the one that you can take in the water.
Gary

 

[RotZorn]

That's like trying to get a straight answer from a used car dealer.

I, honestly, would go with the ATP, unless you want to flip a few more Benjamins for an F-75, and then I would take that anyday.

I completely agree, and I'm a fisher guy?!?! Lol

ATP is solid, and it's waterproof, I know you said you don't care about that, but if you get it you'll be prepare incase the occasion does happen pop up?!?!

I'm sure the F70 is great but I bet it's the least sold model of all the fishers. It's too close to the F75 in price- like Eli said just a few couple more Benjamins. $0.02

 

[issombeituni]

I agree

 

[christo000]

Well I have the pro its a great detector now u said u wanted to do beaches well the pro will let u go into the water fresh & saltwater the other wont. Also say u got the Fisher great machine but u figure u want to go further into the water besides only up to the control box well now u have to go get another machine verse having one to do it all. Now if u still cant make ur mind up go used for the prices of each new u may b able to get both used for the price of 1 new

 

[Vladio]

It took me about 5 minute to get hooked on water detecting. The first time u get a good, solid upper scale hit then go under and find something good, you'll be hooked as well. Check out Beau Ouimette's videos on YouTube.

 

[RotZorn]

You order that ATP yet? Lol

 

[issombeituni]

I ordered the minelab 705 lol

 

[fella]

Drank the kool aid huh? Oh well!
I hear they are fine machines!

 

[RotZorn]

I ordered the minelab 705 lol

Haha wow that's not at all what I expected! Congrats man! Hope you enjoy it.

 

[Indian Head]

I use an at pro and just this past thursday i found an indian head penny 1887 and it was easy to tell it was a penny before i even dug it. I also found the silver quarter and a 1940 wheat boy