What to do if nalanda Metal Detector sounds an irregular tone?
If your Nalanda Metal Detector sounds an irregular tone, or the target identification cursor chatters, avoid using it indoors due to the presence of many metals. Also, ensure you are away from electromagnetic interference sources such as power lines, cables, and electronic fences. If interference is present, move to a different location or try reducing the sensitivity.
Why is the signal instable on nalanda MD030 Metal Detector?
If the signal of your Nalanda Metal Detector is unstable and the target identification cursor changes position, try sweeping at a different angle to see if you get a more stable signal. If the target is deeply buried, increase the sensitivity or sweep the search coil faster. If there are multiple metal targets, increase the sensitivity or set a different discrimination range. If you suspect severe oxidation or magnetic ground, decrease the sensitivity.
How to fix no power on nalanda Metal Detector?
If your Nalanda Metal Detector has no power, no boot sound, and the LCD shows no indication, make sure that the batteries are installed correctly, ensuring the “UP” side of the battery cover is upward. If the issue persists, replace the batteries.
What to do if nalanda Metal Detector sounds a tone using pinpoint?
If your Nalanda Metal Detector sounds a tone when the search coil approaches the ground while using PINPOINT, it may be due to a severely magnetic surface. Perform a ground balance adjustment or press the PINPOINT button again to reduce the sensitivity. It could also indicate a large metal object underground.
General| Search Coil Size | 10 inches |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | 20 hours |
| Waterproof | Search Coil Only |
| Target Identification | Yes |
| Sensitivity Adjustment | Yes |
| Audio Alert | Yes |
| Detection Depth | 8 inches |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Battery Type | 9V battery |
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