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General| Brand | Fisher |
|---|---|
| Model | 1266-X |
| Category | Metal Detector |
| Language | English |
Explains the detector's deep-reaching capabilities in mineralized soil.
Details how to detect all metals or ignore trash with twin modes.
Highlights the automatic, turn-on-and-go design and ease of use.
Specifies initial settings for DISC 1, DISC 2, SENSITIVITY, and OFF/VOL.
Explains motion modes, target identification, and Zero-Motion Pinpointing.
Guides on unpacking, assembling the stem, and connecting the coil.
Details adjusting stem length and coil angle for optimal search position.
Instructions on tightening nuts and managing the search coil cable.
Describes achieving the correct search posture and armrest adjustment.
Explains the two motion-based discrimination modes for target selection.
Details the dual-range sensitivity adjustment for soil minerals and target detection.
Covers headphone jack, battery check, OFF/VOL, and trigger switch functions.
Explains the three positions of the trigger switch (Relaxed, Forward, Rear).
Describes the jack for recharging the detector's batteries.
Explains how to set DISC 1 and DISC 2 levels to reject trash and find targets.
Details how different targets produce audio responses at various discrimination levels.
Discusses how target size, depth, metal type, and mineralization influence discrimination points.
Explains how to interpret signals like "snap, crackle and pop" and differentiate trash from targets.
Illustrates how discrimination affects the coil's detection pattern and depth.
Provides guidance on setting DISC 1 and DISC 2 for different soil conditions.
Explains how to set the sensitivity control for various conditions and target depths.
Details systematic sweeping, overlapping, and maintaining coil parallel to the ground.
Emphasizes slow sweep speed, overlap, and coil height for maximum depth and coverage.
Guides on locating targets without moving the coil using the trigger switch.
Explains how to pinpoint targets while in DISC 1 or DISC 2 modes.
Offers tips to enhance pinpointing for strong and weak signals.
Emphasizes recovering targets quickly and neatly, minimizing site disturbance.
Highlights the importance of leaving sites clean and undisturbed for responsible treasure hunting.
Lists tools like screwdrivers, knives, trowels, and probes for target recovery.
Advises taking time, overlapping sweeps, and using low discrimination for more finds.
Recommends using headphones and practicing pinpointing for better results.
Explains how mineralization impacts sensitivity and discrimination accuracy.
Addresses false signals in pinpoint mode and how to avoid them.
Explains what false signals are and common causes like mineralization and junk.
Provides solutions for false signals caused by electrical interference and mineralized/wet soil.
Offers advice on handling elongated ferrous objects and extremely trashy soil.
Warns about interference from digging tools and how to manage it.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the AA batteries in the detector's packs.
Discusses limitations of nicad batteries like memory effect and polarity reversal.
Details the procedures for recharging using wall or auto chargers.
Advises removing batteries when not in use to prevent acid damage.
Covers avoiding extreme temperatures, using coil covers, and cleaning the unit.
Encourages responsible practices to maintain the hobby's image and legality.
Outlines duties like getting permission, leaving sites clean, and filling holes.
Explains regulations for National Forest, Federal Lands, and Corps of Engineers areas.
Details rules for State Parks, BLM Lands, and City/County Park Lands.
Advises on checking Public School Grounds and obtaining permission for Private Property.
States that metal detecting is prohibited on Historically Marked Lands or Sites.
Provides specifications for length, weight, frequency, and audio response.
Details operating modes (DISC 1, DISC 2, Pinpoint) and search coil characteristics.
Lists features like automatic tuning and battery life for different battery types.
Mentions subject to modification, approximation, and Pulsegate Unipolar Audio Processing.
Clarifies DISC 1/DISC 2 as motion modes and Electro-Static-Insulated coils.
Lists contents of the optional recharge kit and headphone benefits for battery life.
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