What to do if my Bounty Hunter Quick Draw has no power and no sounds?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector isn't turning on and you're not getting any sound, first, try replacing the batteries, as they might be dead. If that doesn't work, make sure all the cables are securely connected. Loose connections can prevent the detector from powering on or producing sound.
Why does my Bounty Hunter Quick Draw Metal Detector chatter, beep erratically, or have low sensitivity?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector is chattering, beeping erratically, or has low sensitivity, here are a few things to check: * If you're indoors, take the detector outside. * Move away from any power lines. * Ensure that if you are using multiple detectors, they are at least 6 meters (20’) apart. * Try reducing the sensitivity to minimize interference from environmental electromagnetic sources.
What to do if the display on my Bounty Hunter Metal Detector doesn't lock on to one Target-ID or it emits multiple tones?
If the display on your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector doesn't lock onto a single Target-ID, or if the detector is emitting multiple tones, it could be due to a few reasons. You might be sweeping over an area with multiple targets present, so try sweeping the coil at different angles. Alternatively, the soil could be highly mineralized; try moving to a different location. Also, check your sensitivity setting; if it's too high, try reducing it.
Why is the speaker volume low on my Bounty Hunter Quick Draw Metal Detector?
If you're experiencing low speaker volume on your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector, it's likely due to discharged batteries. Try replacing them. Also, ensure you are using the correct type of batteries; alkaline batteries are recommended.
Explanation of the detector's main buttons and their functions.
Adjusting detector sensitivity and speaker volume levels.
Using Discrimination and Notch to filter targets.
Steps and techniques for accurately locating targets.
Understanding the 2-digit Target-ID and 3-tone audio feedback.
Visual guide to classifying targets based on conductivity.
General| Category | Metal Detector |
|---|---|
| Model | Quick Draw |
| Operating Frequency | 6.6 kHz |
| Discrimination Control | Yes |
| Sensitivity Adjustment | Yes |
| Depth Indication | Yes |
| Pinpoint Mode | No |
| Display | LCD |
| Length | Adjustable |
| Target Identification | 3-Segment Digital Target Identification |
| Battery | Two 9V batteries |
| Type | VLF |
| Intended Use | Coin, Relics |
| Headphone Jack | Yes |
| Battery Life | 20 Hours |
| Search Coil | 8-inch waterproof |
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