t-2 se limited vs fisher f-75 ltd who has the advantage?

[vaquero44]

thinking of trying a t-2 se and would like to know what or how much the f-75 has over the t-2? or if anything?

 

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[woof!]

Basic performance just about the same. Different features. The F-75 is oriented a little more toward coinshooting, the T-2 a little more toward relic hunting. About the same for gold prospecting, since that's autotune all metals business. The F-75 has concentric accessory searchcoils available for it which the T2 does not.

--Dave J.

 

[johnnyblaze]

Basic performance just about the same. Different features. The F-75 is oriented a little more toward coinshooting, the T-2 a little more toward relic hunting. About the same for gold prospecting, since that's autotune all metals business. The F-75 has concentric accessory searchcoils available for it which the T2 does not.

--Dave J.

The f-75 has a backlight also i think


Blaze

 

[Bart@Big Boys Hobbies]

thinking of trying a t-2 se and would like to know what or how much the f-75 has over the t-2? or if anything?

Some good answers here already! Holler if you have more questions! Love to help you!

 

[U.K. Brian]

Very different detectors under the skin with most in Europe prefering the T2 for its wider range in discrimination down at the iron level which is where we (and U.S. relic hunters) require it. F75 "width" is much higher up the range and more suitable for general coinshooting, parks, tops of beaches etc.

There's also the all metal mode which is none motion on the Fisher but motion on the Teknetics which will be a decider for many. Then add the different levels the boost cuts in and how many times (once for the T2, twice for the F75).

F75 does have the toys like the backlight and saves its settings but the latter is of little importance as its so quick to set up the T2. I ran both together for a few months and kept the T2. In the States I preferred the F75.