Fisher 1266X
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Cecil Morris in Colonial Heights, Va -On the last review I learned something. I did not know the sensitivity button pulled out. I have used it with a 10" head on max sens. (button in) and found civil war bullets at 19". I know this sounds like a stretch. It was in wet ground and no leaves. Rain washed areas. It will not find them this deep with leaves in the way. I put it up in lew of a DMCIIba Nautilus. I like the descrimination of the Nautilus better. However, it takes a 15" head on the Nautilus to go that deep on a bullet in the same conditions. I will have to break the fisher back out and find some shells this year.
Sep 17, 2007
2 people found this review helpful.
No hype,just deeeep!
Alex white in uk -The Fisher 1266X can get large coins at 12inches,as measured carefully by a ruler. I've found a womens cosmetic case(2.5 inch diameter) at 14 inches. The 1266X still had a few inches in the tank.If you can get a second-hand one at a fair price,do yourself a favour and get it. p.s. i'm not selling mine.
Jul 05, 2007
9 people found this review helpful.
Fisher 1266X ...A True Legend
Tony in Oklahoma -The Fisher 1266X is very well known among veteren metal detectorists as one of the deepest units ever made. One reason for this is the dual (push-pull) sensitivity knob that works similar to a double stacked tuner. Push the knob in and turn for regular sensitivity and pull out and turn for super deep operation! You hardly ever see one of these used units for sale because people keep them! Found gold rings at 8 inches deep in searched out beach areas!
Jun 21, 2007
10 people found this review helpful.
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