using fisher F5 DD coil with time ranger IV?

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goneriding11

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• May 28, 2014

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is this possible? time ranger seems to go pretty deep with 8 inch concentric. figure I could get 7-8 inches on a dime with the DD. will this work? it's actually the first texas titan 9000 but I am pretty sure they are the same thing.

 

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• May 29, 2014

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If you have a newer F5, the connector is a screw on type. The Titan is a push on type. They sell a DD coil with push on connectors meant for the first versions of the F2 and F4 units. Hope this helps.

 

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damn you are right. I live in the city... bad place for the F5. but it's a beast at the beach.

 

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• May 29, 2014

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The F5 doesn't come with a DD coil, it's an elliptical concentric... unless you meant an after market coil...

 

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NectarDetector said:

The F5 doesn't come with a DD coil, it's an elliptical concentric... unless you meant an after market coil...

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The F5 can come with a concentric or DD coil. The DD that will work on it will only work for the F5, and the upcoming F19.
http://www.colonialmetaldetectors.com/Coils-Covers_c_29.html
A DD that will work on your titan will cost you about 125.00

 

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• Jun 6, 2014

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The F5 operates at 7.8 kHZ and the Bounty Hunters operate at 6.9 kHZ. If you want a DD coil for the Time Ranger/ Titan 9000 you will need to get the 11" coil for the F2/F4 with the push connector.