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General| Brand | Fisher |
|---|---|
| Model | M-SCOPE 1236-X2 |
| Category | Metal Detector |
| Language | English |
Adjusts sensitivity to targets and ground minerals for optimal detection depth.
Offers two modes for rejecting unwanted targets like minerals and trash.
Utilizes a 416 Hz tone in motion for reduced sensitivity to mineralization.
All-metal mode with VCO audio for precise target locating without coil movement.
Controls for audio, frequency, presets, and battery status checks.
Concise instructions for initial setup and basic operation for immediate use.
Steps for unpacking the detector and assembling the main components.
Properly setting the stem length and search coil angle for comfortable use.
Instructions for routing and connecting the search coil cable securely.
Ensuring correct coil height and connecting headphones for operation.
Procedure for removing the control housing from the detector stem.
Guidance on attaching the control housing to a belt or harness.
Adjusts noise cancellation and target rejection levels for varied conditions.
Manages detection depth and response to ground minerals and targets.
Controls for audio, frequency, and headphone connection.
Activates the all-metal, no-motion mode for precise target identification.
Procedure for testing and setting the DISC control for target rejection.
Interpreting audio signals and diagrams based on discrimination settings.
Explains the two primary modes: motion discrimination and all-metal pinpointing.
Recommended settings for Frequency, Sensitivity, and Discrimination for searching.
Proper coil movement, overlap, and speed for effective target detection.
Detailed steps for precise target location using the all-metal mode.
Techniques to accurately locate targets while the search coil is moving.
Commonly used tools for digging and retrieving detected targets.
Key recommendations for effective and efficient metal detector operation.
Explains common causes of false signals and how to recognize them.
Provides methods to minimize or eliminate false signals and interference.
Step-by-step instructions for opening compartments and inserting new 9V batteries.
Essential tips for keeping the detector in peak operating condition.
Guidelines for responsible and ethical metal detecting practices.
Regulations for metal detecting on federal, state, and local public lands.
Requirements for permission on private property and restrictions on marked sites.
Technical details on discrimination modes, audio response, and operating frequencies.
Details on detector length, weight, and search coil type and dimensions.
Information on battery life, mounting options, and technical explanations.
Further explanations of technical features and operational nuances.
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