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Rugged double stitched construction with a handy exterior pocket for extra batteries or small accessories.
Includes a pouch with two large pockets and a 9" heavy duty digging tool.
Pinpoints buried metal objects with audio signal and vibrator, powered by a 9-Volt battery.
Large plastic scoop with filtering holes for sifting.
Metal blade with a comfortable plastic handle and depth gauge.
A light and practical wide blade digging tool.
One size fits all cap featuring the Bounty Hunter® logo.
100% cotton T-shirt with the Bounty Hunter® logo, available in multiple sizes.
Details on various gold prospecting kits and their included items.
Instructions on how to remove the battery door from the underside of the detector.
Guidance on disconnecting the battery connectors.
Instruction to use only 9-volt ALKALINE batteries and snap them onto the connectors.
Directions for placing the batteries into the compartment, one on top of the other.
Steps to securely replace the battery door after inserting batteries.
Important warnings regarding battery mixing, disposal, and charging.
Lists the necessary items for the quick-start demonstration.
Guidance on positioning the detector away from metal objects for the demo.
Specifies the initial settings for the detector's knobs.
Demonstrates how the detector responds to different metal objects.
Shows how to use a knob to eliminate specific types of metal detection.
Steps for identifying a target and sweeping the coil in a narrowing pattern.
Advice to visually note where the 'beep' occurs as the coil is moved.
Instruction to stop the coil directly over the identified target spot.
Guide to moving the coil straight forward and back to confirm the target location.
Method to 'X' the target at different angles to find the precise location.
Reminder that the detector beeps as the search coil passes over the object.
Instructions for sweeping the search coil from side to side in slow, overlapping motions.
Guidance on keeping the search coil parallel to the ground, 1/2" off the surface.
Illustrates the importance of keeping the search coil close to the ground throughout sweeps.
Warning that gold rings can be eliminated with pull-tabs, requiring practice.
Steps for extending the detector's tube assembly for proper length.
Procedure to adjust and secure the tube length for user comfort and coil placement.
Instructions on how to perform a battery test by turning the right knob fully counterclockwise.
Explains that a good battery will move the needle into the green zone.
Notes that if the needle does not enter the green zone, batteries should be replaced.
Instructions for turning on the detector and setting the knobs for practice.
Guidance on locating an area free of metal objects for testing.
Instruction to toss metal objects like nails, pennies, and quarters on the ground.
How to sweep the coil over objects and notice the loudest sound from the center.
Observing how raising the coil affects the sound loudness.
Turning the right knob to eliminate specific metals like nails and zinc pennies.
Using the left knob to control sensitivity, from maximum to reduced levels.
Reducing sensitivity if the detector chatters or emits false signals due to interference.
Using the right knob to eliminate unwanted metals like nails, pull-tabs, and zinc pennies.
Reference scale showing knob positions for eliminating different types of metals.
General| Adjustable Height | Yes |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Technology | VLF |
| Frequency | 6.6 kHz |
| Sensitivity Control | Yes |
| Depth Indicator | No |
| Waterproof | No |
| Type | VLF |
| Search Coil | 6-inch |
| Battery Requirement | 2 x 9V |
| Detection Modes | All-Metal |
| Intended Use | Kids, beginners |
