"OLD FORGOTTEN METAL DETECTOR'S"

[DavidB]

T/R

It looks to be a 4 wire T/R coil. I read somewhere that Fisher got his original detector idea from a change in radio signal while flying above large metal structures. T/R is probably the only thing that Fisher ever made. I don't think I have ever seen a Fisher BFO. It would be easy enough to trace out but I just want to sell this one to a classic collector. The model # is T 10-X.

[Qiaozhi]

I thought it was a T/R but I could be wrong. From the looks of the variable caps the freq must be at least 100khz or more.

How many wires are coming from the coil?

[Geo]

I thought it was a T/R but I could be wrong. From the looks of the variable caps the freq must be at least 100khz or more.

Ohhh fantastic!!!!
Do you know the year of manufacturing ???

[DavidB]

5 tubes

I thought it was a T/R but I could be wrong. From the looks of the variable caps the freq must be at least 100khz or more.

[DavidB]

Old Fisher tube T/R

Back when they used these the biggest problem was getting all the finds in the car.

[hispalba]

x-200

Thanks nejdet . The x-200 is a great metal detector

[nejdet]

nice work

[hispalba]

Coin Scanner

Lo sentimos. Parte superior e inferior de capa

[hispalba]

Coin Scanner

Top and bottom Layer

[hispalba]

compass x-200

Bottom layer

[hispalba]

compass x-200

[hispalba]

compass x-200

[hispalba]

Compass 77 auto Legend

[Don Jose de La Mancha]

good morning KT: I had most of the older Gardners, first with the miniature tubes. The last one was the 180-c, all transistorized, with the 3' light weight coil. It was a fantastic instrument in it's day. It can still hold it's own for pure treasure hunting.

It was an off reonance type of detector. I still have the hand drawn diagam from one of His engineeers.

This was the instrument that I used to find the 8 muleloads of silver 8 Reales.

Don Jose de La Mancha

"I exist to Live, not live to exist".

[Pro Detectorist]

Gardiner. it is right. have it. model 202A.

"Life's a garden.. Dig it"