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Model Features
- Manufacturer: Fisher (USA)
- Model: F70
- Year: 2006 - 2021
- Type: ground detector
- Rating (owner reviews): ★★★★☆
- Display: Yes
- Technology: VLF
- Frequency: 13 kHz
- VDI / Numerical Target-ID: Yes
- Manual ground balance: Yes
- Automatic ground balance: Yes
- Noise cancel: Yes
- Sound, tones: Multiton
- Adjusting the volume: Yes
- Pinpoint: Yes
- Using headphones: Yes
- Search coil: Fisher 10 (10COIL-F70)
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Parameters
- Batteries: 4x AA
- Weight: 1,3 kg
- Length (min/max): 105-130 cm
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Coils for Fisher F70
- Detech 10x12 SEF • DD • ellipse • inches 10x12 • cm 25 x 30
- Detech 13 ULTIMATE DD • DD • round • inches 13 • cm 33
- Detech 15 ULTIMATE DD • DD • round • inches 15 • cm 38
- Detech 15x12 SEF • DD • ellipse • inches 15x12 • cm 38 x 30
- Detech 15x8 EDS WSS • ellipse • inches 15x8 • cm 38 x 20
- Detech 7 ULTIMATE DD • DD • round • inches 7 • cm 18
- Fisher 10 (10COIL-F70) • Concentric • ellipse • inches 10x0 • cm 25 x 0
- Fisher 11 DD Bi-Axial (11COIL-F75) • DD • ellipse • inches 11x0 • cm 28 x 0
- Fisher 11 DD Bi-Axial (11COIL-F75) • DD • ellipse • inches 11x0 • cm 28 x 0
- Fisher 15 DD (15COIL-F75) • DD • round • inches 15 • cm 38
- Fisher 5 DD (5COIL-F75) • DD • round • inches 5 • cm 13
- Fisher 6.5 (6COIL-E) • Concentric • ellipse • inches 6.5x0 • cm 17 x 0
- MarsMD 10x6 Sniper • DD • ellipse • inches 10x6 • cm 25 x 15
- MarsMD 13 Discovery • DD • round • inches 13 • cm 33
- MarsMD 13x10 Tiger • DD • ellipse • inches 13x10 • cm 33 x 25
- MarsMD 15 Goliath • DD • round • inches 15 • cm 38
- MarsMD 7 DD • DD • round • inches 7 • cm 18
- Nel 11x12 Fly • DD • ellipse • inches 11x12 • cm 28 x 30
- Nel 12.5x8.5 Hunter • DD • ellipse • inches 12.5x8.5 • cm 32 x 22
- Nel 12x13 Tornado • DD • ellipse • inches 12x13 • cm 30 x 33
- Nel 13x14 Storm • DD • ellipse • inches 13x14 • cm 33 x 36
- Nel 15 Attack • DD • round • inches 15 • cm 38
- Nel 15x17 BIG • DD • ellipse • inches 15x17 • cm 38 x 43
- Nel 5 Sharp • DD • round • inches 5 • cm 13
- Nel 6.5x3.5 Snake • DD • ellipse • inches 6.5x3.5 • cm 17 x 9
- Nel 9.5x5.5 Sharpshooter • DD • ellipse • inches 9.5x5.5 • cm 24 x 14
- Nel Thunder • DD • ellipse • inches 14x10 • cm 36 x 25
Review
The Fisher F70 is a professional detector designed for ground search of ancient relics, coins, jewellery and items. The device also allows you to search in shallow waters submersing the detector just up to the control box at that(the coil is completely waterproof only, the control box of the device isn’t). The electronic circuitry of the Fisher F70 metal detector is based on VLF technology. The unit operates at a 13 kHz frequency that provides good sensitivity level of the detector to small items of non-ferrous and precious metals. The visual metal discrimination scale on the LCD-screen is divided into 11 segments.
There is a DEPTH indicator (in inches) which is combined with the VDI scale and is activated by pressing the PINPOINT button. The CONF indicator shows confidence in target identification, whereas the DIRT indicator demonstrates amount of soil mineralization. The screen also displays other additional functions which are helpful in search: VDI/Target ID, adjustable sensitivity, ground balancing, threshold, pinpoint mode and frequency shift (to eliminate noise from electrical interference). The target ID operates in both static and dynamic modes. The sensitivity is adjusted in the range of 1-99. The ground balancing in the Fisher F70 metal detector is manual and automatic, with a tuning range of 0-99. The threshold is adjusted manually and its values range from -9 to 9. A 4-tone audio response is applied for indicating a find. The detector has a 6.35mm headphone jack.
The Fisher F70 metal detector comes with the Fisher 10”Mono coil as standard equipment (it’s named as 10COIL- F70 in the manufacturer’s catalogue). For this device there exist other coils of different sizes and parameters. The power supply of the detector is 4 AA batteries. The size of the device is 105-130cm (adjustable height). The weight of the Fisher F70 (assembled) is 1.3kg.
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