Fisher 1225-X manual About Your Detector

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ABOUT YOUR DETECTOR

Your 1225-X was designed to do one thing well: find good, deep targets in trashy or mineralized soil with a minimal amount of hassle. Here’s how it does it...

VLF-SLOW MOTION DISCRIMINATION. In the search mode, your 1225-X will simultaneously ignore minerals and trash as it detects valuable targets. Unlike earlier motion discriminators, you won’t have to whip it back and forth but, you will have to keep it moving at least slightly.

ZERO MOTION PINPOINTING. A push-button, all metal mode which requires no motion for fast, precise target location. Also referred to as “electronic pinpointing.”

AUTOMATIC OPERATION. There’s no ground adjust control on your 1225-X. Just turn it on, set two knobs and go. It couldn’t be simpler.

PULSEGATE UNIPOLAR AUDIO PROCESSING. Fisher engineering jargon meaning that you won’t have to listen to a “threshold tone” for maximum sensitivity. Your 1225-X operates so you can hear even the faintest signals on small deep targets.

DOUBLE DERIVATIVE MOTION CIRCUITRY. Provides a target response as the search coil passes over the target. Earlier motion detectors responded AFTER the coil passed over the target. Protected by U.S. Patent 4,514,692.

And of course, there’s more. Like the built in arm rest and detector stand. And, the drop-in, no-wires battery compartment. And, most importantly the depth! Your 1225-X goes deep. It all adds up to one great state of the art metal detector. Treat it as you would any fine instrument and you’ll be rewarded with years of service and who knows how many treasures. If you have any questions, suggestions or interesting 1225-X stories, drop us a line. In the meantime...

Happy Hunting!

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Contents 1225-X Contents About Your Detector Setting UP Setting UP Control Panel. Two knobs and a button do it all Control FunctionsDiscrimination Points Discrimination Points Searching Searching Pinpointing Zero Motion Pinpoint ModePinpointing in Motion Search Mode Search Mode Target RecoveryRecovery Tools Operating Tips False Signals False Signals Battery Replacement Battery ReplacementTreasure HUNTER’S Code of Ethics MaintenanceWhere To Use Your Metal Detector In The U.S Specifications Page Page Quality Fisher Research Laboratory

1225-X specifications

The Fisher 1225-X is a highly regarded model in the realm of metal detectors, known for its durability and advanced capabilities. Designed primarily for treasure hunters and enthusiasts, this metal detector showcases a blend of user-friendly features and cutting-edge technologies that enhance the overall searching experience.

One of the main features of the Fisher 1225-X is its lightweight design, making it easy to maneuver for extended periods. Weighing less than many of its competitors, it allows users to explore various landscapes without experiencing fatigue. The adjustable shaft further adds convenience, catering to users of different heights.

This model is equipped with an impressive discrimination capability that allows users to filter out unwanted metal types, such as iron and aluminum. With its multi-tone audio feedback, the 1225-X provides users with distinct sounds for different metal types, enabling quick recognition of valuable targets. This feature is particularly useful for those who want to focus their efforts on more valuable finds.

The Fisher 1225-X operates at a frequency of 5.3 kHz, which enhances its sensitivity to larger and deeper coins while effectively detecting smaller objects. The 10-inch search coil is waterproof, allowing for use in various conditions, including shallow water searches. This versatility makes it an excellent choice for treasure hunting in both dry land and underwater environments.

Another standout feature is the ground balance adjustment. This allows users to calibrate the detector to different soil conditions, minimizing false signals while maximizing target detection. The automatic ground balance feature simplifies this process, making it accessible even for beginners.

Furthermore, the Fisher 1225-X includes a visual display that shows target depth and type, making it easier for users to assess potential finds before digging. The headphone jack enables users to connect audio devices, providing a more immersive searching experience.

Overall, the Fisher 1225-X has established itself as a reliable metal detector, combining practicality with advanced technological features. Its user-friendly interface, adjustable settings, and robust construction make it a preferred choice for both novice treasure hunters and experienced professionals alike. Whether searching beaches, parks, or historical sites, the Fisher 1225-X offers an enjoyable and productive metal detecting experience.