To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Bounty Hunter Tracker II Metal Detector with no power and no sounds?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector has no power and makes no sounds, the cause could be dead batteries or a cord that is not connected properly. To fix this, replace the batteries and check all connections to make sure they are secure.
Why my Bounty Hunter Tracker II has no power, sounds, chatters, or beeps erratically?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector has no power, produces no sounds, chatters, or beeps erratically, here's what you can do: * **Check the batteries:** Replace them if they are dead, ensuring they are 9-Volt ALKALINE (avoid heavy-duty batteries). * **Battery Connection:** Ensure the batteries are securely snapped onto the connectors. * **Reduce Interference:** Move away from power lines, operating machinery, or other metal detectors (keep at least 20 feet apart). * **Environment:** Use the detector outdoors only. * **Sensitivity:** Reduce the sensitivity if it's set too high for the environment.
Why does my Bounty Hunter Tracker II chatter or beep erratically?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector chatters or beeps erratically, it could be due to several reasons. It might be electromagnetic interference from power lines or operating machinery, using the detector indoors, being too close to another metal detector (keep at least 20 feet apart), using the wrong type of batteries (use 9-Volt ALKALINE batteries only), or having the sensitivity set too high for the environment. To resolve this, try using the detector outdoors, reducing the sensitivity, and ensuring you are using the correct type of batteries.
What to do if my Bounty Hunter Metal Detector beeps at the end of sweeps?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector beeps at the end of sweeps, giving false signals, it's likely due to improper sweep technique. Avoid swinging the coil like a pendulum. Instead, sweep the coil parallel to the ground to ensure accurate readings.
What to do if my Bounty Hunter Metal Detector has many false signals?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector is giving many false signals, consider the following: * **Ground Balance:** Ground balance the field according to the instructions. * **Sensitivity:** Reduce the sensitivity setting. * **Targets:** Only dig up repeatable signals to avoid oxidized targets. * **Discrimination:** Increase the discrimination level by turning the control clockwise.
How to fix false signals when Bounty Hunter Tracker II beeps at end of sweeps?
If your Bounty Hunter Metal Detector beeps at the end of sweeps (giving false signals), it might be due to improper sweep technique. Ensure you sweep the coil parallel to the ground, avoiding swinging it like a pendulum.
Definitions of core terms like Elimination, Discrimination, Relic, Iron, Ferrous.
Definitions of terms like Pinpointing, Pull-Tabs, Ground Balance, Waterproof.
Definitions of terms like Coinshooting, Cache.
Lists the main components of the metal detector for assembly.
Instructions for connecting the lower stem to the upper stem and winding the cable.
Guidance on installing the required 9-volt ALKALINE batteries.
Items needed and detector positioning for the demonstration.
Steps to power up and test the All-Metals mode.
Demonstrates detector responses in Tone and Discrimination modes.
Proper body posture and coil swinging technique for effective detection.
How to interpret the detector's audio signals for target identification.
Recommended initial settings for the detector's controls.
Detects all metals with a single tone response.
Ferrous metals are eliminated; two-tone response classifies metals.
Full discrimination eliminates ferrous metals; two-tone response classifies.
Procedure for adjusting the Ground Control for optimal performance in various soils.
Classifying buried objects by different tones and repeatability.
Methods for accurately locating the exact position of a buried target.
How gold objects produce tones and their discrimination settings.
How silver objects produce tones and their handling.
How rotating the Discrimination knob eliminates metals.
Using Sensitivity to eliminate EMI or isolate targets.
How the indicator light signals the need for battery replacement.
Characteristics and detection of pull-tabs, a common trash item.
How cans are detected and distinguished from valuable targets.
How foil is detected and its common tone response.
Settings for coinshooting and jewelry hunting applications.
Techniques for finding historical relics and hidden valuables.
Using the detector for property markers and lost items.
Symptoms, causes, and solutions for a detector that does not power on or make noise.
Causes and solutions for a detector that produces inconsistent or false signals.
Causes and solutions for false signals occurring at the end of sweeps.
Causes and solutions for frequent false signals encountered in the field.
Proper methods for handling and storing the metal detector.
Instructions on how to clean the metal detector safely.
Guidelines for submerging the coil and rinsing after use in saltwater.
Warning against modifying internal components and its effect on the warranty.
Details on accessories for collecting finds and digging.
Information about the protective cover for the search coil.
Benefits of using headphones with the metal detector.
Description of the custom-sized carry bag for the Tracker II.
Rules for respecting property, laws, and preserving historical sites.
Details on the 5-year limited warranty for defects in workmanship or materials.
General| Frequency | 6.6 kHz |
|---|---|
| Search Modes | All Metal, Discrimination |
| Search Coil Size | 8 inches |
| Search Coil | Waterproof |
| Discrimination | Yes |
| Pinpoint Mode | Yes |
| Sensitivity | Adjustable |
| Ground Balance | Preset |
| Target Indicators | Audio and Visual |
| Display | LCD |
| Weight | 2.5 lbs |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Type | VLF |
| Intended Use | General Purpose |
| Battery | 9V (not included) |
| Warranty | 5 years |
