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over the target area, or if it beeps in only one
sweep direction, it’s probably a piece of trash -
something below your discrimination setting.
8. If you’re in a relatively non-trashy area, try
searching in the Autotune mode and then
identifying your targets by switching to DISC = “0.”
You’ll find more and deeper targets this way. And
you’ll eliminate almost all false signals.
9. If you’re having any difficulty pinpointing or
identifying a target in the I.D. mode, don’t waste
any more time. Push the pinpoint button for quick
pinpointing, then release it for accurate I.D.
10. If your target disappears when you go into the
Pinpoint mode, you’ve probably tuned it out by
pressing the button too close to the target or over
another piece of metal. Try again, this time pushing
the PINPOINT button over another piece of ground.
11. Don’t waste a lot of time digging holes for targets
you can’t find. If your hole keeps getting deeper
and wider, cover it up and go on. You may be over
a buried pipe or some other large deep target.
12. When in doubt, dig. If your CZ-20 can’t quite
decide whether a target is good or bad, dig it up.
13. Good things often come in two’s. Or even
three’s. Once you’ve recovered a good target,
always recheck the hole for a second signal and
carefully search the immediate area by walking
slowly around the hole two or three times,
overlapping your sweeps in an ever-widening
circle.
Always dig every suspicious sound in the vicinity of
a good find.
14. Recheck your hole even if your find was trash.
Good targets are often found beneath bad ones.
15. Keep the search coil cable wound snugly
around the stem when diving around coral or
jagged rocks to keep it from snagging.
16. Divers should make sure the drain holes in the
headset are unobstructed. Better yet, wait until
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