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Explains metal types indicated by the Target ID Legend on the display.
Indicates probable target identity on the display, showing accepted targets.
Shows the notch discrimination pattern with lighted and blank pixels.
Indicates the depth of a coin-sized target on the display.
Instructions for powering the detector on/off and performing a factory reset.
Displays the continuous status of the detector's battery life.
Allows adjustment of detector frequency to minimize interference.
Explains target identity based on metal types and conductivity.
Displays probable target identity for all targets, but audio only for accepted.
Shows the discrimination pattern, indicating accepted/rejected targets.
Provides a 0-99 value for precise target identification.
Shows the depth of coin-sized targets on the display.
Explains the three distinct tones based on target metal type and conductivity.
Specifies the type of headphone plug required for use with the detector.
Detects all metal types; no targets are notched out.
Designed to find jewelry, ignoring most iron trash.
Operator-programmable mode to save personal detection patterns.
Designed to eliminate small iron pieces while detecting brass and bronze.
Designed to find most coin types and eliminate iron and foil trash.
Adjusts detection sensitivity levels for different target depths or conditions.
Explains two methods for modifying the Notch Discrimination pattern.
Technique to prevent iron objects from masking adjacent good targets.
Steps to conduct bench tests to familiarize with detector operation.
Advice for new metal detector users and optimizing search techniques.
Solutions for the detector not powering on.
Troubleshooting erratic sounds or target ID cursor movement.
Solutions for intermittent signals, often indicating deep or difficult targets.
Advice for not finding specific targets or dealing with bouncing Target IDs.
Instructions and guidelines for replacing detector batteries.
A code of conduct for responsible metal detecting practices.
Precautions to observe when searching for treasure with the detector.
Simple ways to care for the detector to maintain high performance.
Information regarding the detector's warranty and service procedures.
Explains metal types indicated by the Target ID Legend on the display.
Indicates probable target identity on the display, showing accepted targets.
Shows the notch discrimination pattern with lighted and blank pixels.
Indicates the depth of a coin-sized target on the display.
Instructions for powering the detector on/off and performing a factory reset.
Displays the continuous status of the detector's battery life.
Allows adjustment of detector frequency to minimize interference.
Explains target identity based on metal types and conductivity.
Displays probable target identity for all targets, but audio only for accepted.
Shows the discrimination pattern, indicating accepted/rejected targets.
Provides a 0-99 value for precise target identification.
Shows the depth of coin-sized targets on the display.
Explains the three distinct tones based on target metal type and conductivity.
Specifies the type of headphone plug required for use with the detector.
Detects all metal types; no targets are notched out.
Designed to find jewelry, ignoring most iron trash.
Operator-programmable mode to save personal detection patterns.
Designed to eliminate small iron pieces while detecting brass and bronze.
Designed to find most coin types and eliminate iron and foil trash.
Adjusts detection sensitivity levels for different target depths or conditions.
Explains two methods for modifying the Notch Discrimination pattern.
Technique to prevent iron objects from masking adjacent good targets.
Steps to conduct bench tests to familiarize with detector operation.
Advice for new metal detector users and optimizing search techniques.
Solutions for the detector not powering on.
Troubleshooting erratic sounds or target ID cursor movement.
Solutions for intermittent signals, often indicating deep or difficult targets.
Advice for not finding specific targets or dealing with bouncing Target IDs.
Instructions and guidelines for replacing detector batteries.
A code of conduct for responsible metal detecting practices.
Precautions to observe when searching for treasure with the detector.
Simple ways to care for the detector to maintain high performance.
Information regarding the detector's warranty and service procedures.
General| Battery type | AA |
|---|---|
| Battery technology | Alkaline |
| Battery low indication | Yes |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
| Type | - |
| Control type | Buttons |
| Frequency band | 8 kHz |
| Search depth (max) | 0.25 m |
| Search coil diameter | - mm |
| Suitable for materials | Gold, Metal, Silver |
| Display type | LCD |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 1290 mm |
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