To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Bounty Hunter Land Ranger PRO with no power or sound?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector has no power and makes no sounds, consider the following: * The battery may be dead. Replace the batteries. * The cable might not be securely connected. Check the connections.
Why does my Bounty Hunter Metal Detector chatter or beep erratically?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector chatters, beeps erratically, or has low sensitivity, here's what you can do: * If you're indoors, use the detector outdoors only. * If you're near power lines, move away from them. * If using two detectors, ensure they are at least 6 meters (20’) apart. * If there is environmental electromagnetic interference, reduce the sensitivity until the erratic signals stop.
What to do if my Bounty Hunter Metal Detector display doesn't lock on Target-ID?
If the display of your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector doesn't lock onto one Target-ID, or if the detector emits multiple tones, it could be due to a few reasons: 1. Multiple targets might be present. Try sweeping the coil at different angles. 2. The soil might be highly mineralized. If your detector has ground cancelation, use it. 3. The sensitivity might be set too high. Try reducing the sensitivity.
Why is the speaker volume low on my Bounty Hunter Land Ranger PRO Metal Detector?
If you're experiencing low speaker volume on your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector, there are a couple of potential causes: * The battery may be discharged. Try replacing it. * You might be using the wrong type of battery. Ensure you are using only alkaline batteries.
Adherence to federal, state, and local laws, and respecting private property is paramount for ethical searching.
Refill all holes and properly dispose of trash found to preserve the environment and leave sites as they were found.
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Covers defects in materials and workmanship for five years; excludes damage due to neglect, accidental damage, or misuse.
Covers defects for five years; excludes damage from neglect or misuse.
Requires proof of purchase and a Return Authorization (RA) number obtained from First Texas Products.
Requires proof of purchase and a Return Authorization (RA) number.
Addresses causes like indoor use, power lines, or multiple detectors, and suggests solutions.
Explains how the detector identifies metal objects using Target-ID and the conductivity arc.
Instructions for manually adjusting the detector's internal ground setting.
Provides numbered instructions for putting the detector together.
Specifies recommended battery types and expected battery life.
Explains the purpose of canceling ground minerals for better detection.
Details the automatic ground cancelation process using Ground Grab.
Step-by-step guide to precisely locate buried metal objects.
Explains EMI sources and their impact on detector performance.
Details modes for coins, jewelry, and artifacts with specific discriminations.
Explains modes with two, three, or four tones for target identification.
Description of the mode that detects all types of metal.
Explains EMI sources and how sensitivity affects interference.
Demonstrates the correct technique for sweeping the searchcoil.
Explains how to activate pinpointing and automatic ground cancelation.
What the overload warning means and how to resolve it.
What causes overload and how to recover from it.
Explains the 2-digit Target-ID and its relation to conductivity.
Overview of the 7 different detection modes.
Procedure to restore the detector to its original settings.
General| Technology | VLF (Very Low Frequency) |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 7.69 kHz |
| Search Coil | 11" DD |
| Target Identification | Yes |
| Depth Indicator | Yes |
| Pinpoint Mode | Yes |
| Waterproof | Search Coil Only |
| Search Modes | All Metal, Discrimination |
| Ground Balance | Automatic and Manual |
| Audio Output | Headphone Jack |
| Discrimination | Yes, Adjustable |
| Target ID | 0-99 Scale |
| Battery Type | 9V Battery |
| Warranty | 5 Years |
