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Addresses issues with erratic signals or reduced sensitivity, suggesting outdoor use and distance from interference.
Explains causes for low volume, such as discharged or incorrect battery types, recommending alkaline batteries.
Covers scenarios where the target ID is unstable or multiple tones are heard, linking to battery status and soil conditions.
Details troubleshooting for a completely non-functional detector, pointing to dead batteries or loose cable connections.
Notes the searchcoil is waterproof but the control housing is not, recommending an optional cover for inclement weather.
Clarifies the detector is not designed for locating utility lines like pipes or cables.
Discusses limitations in highly mineralized soils or saltwater beaches, suggesting alternative detectors for such conditions.
Explains that Target-ID accuracy depends on soil, distance, burial time, and target proximity.
Details how electromagnetic interference (EMI) affects detector performance and how to use the Sensitivity control to mitigate it.
Instructs on sweeping the searchcoil parallel to the ground for optimal target detection, excluding Pinpoint mode.
Describes the 1/4" headphone jack and how connecting headphones disables the speaker volume.
Highlights benefits of headphone use for detecting weak signals and safety, recommending short cables.
Provides expected battery life for 9-volt alkaline and rechargeable batteries.
Explains the battery icon's segments and their relation to remaining battery voltage for alkaline batteries.
Notes the correlation between battery level and speaker volume, with low volume indicating a critical state.
Explains how the display shows probable target identification and depth, and factors affecting accuracy.
Details the 2-digit Target-ID system, its range (1-99), and how it relates to target conductivity.
Describes the audio feedback system providing low, medium, or high tones for different metal types.
Explains how ground minerals affect signals and the detector's circuitry to minimize interference.
Discusses identifying and optionally eliminating unwanted metal objects like foil and nails using Target-ID or Discrimination.
Describes how the Conductivity Arc indicates target type based on electrical conductivity, from iron to silver.
Explains the 3-segment graphic indicator for relative object depth and size, noting its relative nature for non-coin targets.
Details how external electromagnetic interference affects the detector and how sensitivity control can reduce it.
Provides step-by-step instructions for using the Pinpoint feature to find the exact location of a detected target.
Explains a technique to refine the pinpointed location for more precise target identification.
Warns about potential sensitivity drift during continuous Pinpoint use and suggests periodic retuning.
Describes an alternative pinpointing method used when not in the dedicated Pinpoint mode.
Adjusts detector sensitivity from 1 to 10, affecting target detection range and susceptibility to interference.
Controls the audio output level for target signals, keypad presses, and warning sounds from 0 to 10.
Allows the user to eliminate specific metal categories from detection by cycling through the Target Category Arc.
Shows the detected metal's probable identification based on conductivity, with numbers from 1 to 99.
Visually represents the remaining battery charge using segments on the display.
Illuminates icons along the Target Conductivity Arc to indicate the detected metal's classification.
Provides a 3-segment graphic indicating the relative depth of coin-sized objects detected by the detector.
Indicates detection depth up to 9" for coin-sized objects, with relative depth for other items.
Alerts the user when the detector is overloaded by a large metal object or highly magnetic soil, showing '--'.
| Brand | Bounty Hunter |
|---|---|
| Model | Quick Draw Pro |
| Category | Metal Detector |
| Language | English |











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