Park Mode is the ideal
setting for metal detecting
in areas filled with metal
trash, such as urban parks,
recreational areas, or other
places where people often
gather. The recovery speed
is slightly tuned to detect in such trashy
conditions. In these locations, you might find
valuable items like coins and jewelry, but you'll
also encounter plenty of metallic debris like
aluminum foil, pull-tabs, and bottle caps.
Here's what makes Park Mode a standout
choice:
1. Versatility: It's not just for parks; it's also
suitable for general uses, including detecting in
freshwater.
2. Depth and Sensitivity:The default settings in
Park Mode offer excellent depth and precise
identification of targets, filtering out the junk
commonly found in recreational areas. By using
Multi-Frequency, it becomes highly sensitive to
various targets, ignoring most trash.
3. Frequency Options:You can choose single or
HyperQ based on the target type, with HyperQ
allowing for maximum depth and separation.
This might create a slight noise, but it's typically
manageable.
If you're new to an area or just starting with
metal detecting, Park Mode is often the best first
choice. Its combination of depth, sensitivity,
discrimination, and adaptability makes it a
reliable option for hunting coins and jewelry
amidst modern trash.
Tips: User FeScale feature to help identifying
the ferrous/non-ferrous ratio of the target,
helping you distinguish between valuable finds
and trash metals.
Some recommended places to detect:
School Playgrounds, Picnic Areas,Walking
Paths, Historical Sites, Near Food Vendors
Sports Fields, Parking Lots etc.
Field Mode is specifically designed for metal
detecting in open pastures, cultivated fields, and
areas rich in historical significance. This mode
excels in environments that are often littered with
ferrous trash such as iron nails, as well as coke
—a byproduct of coal combustion from past
human activities. The mode is especially useful
for discriminating against these unwanted items
while effectively identifying valuable finds like
ancient artifacts and hammered coins.
One of the standout features of Field Mode is its
adaptability to a wide range of target sizes,
making it ideal for those who are on the hunt for
a diverse set of items. When the frequency is set
to HyperQ the detector becomes highly sensitive
across a broad spectrum of targets. This
heightened sensitivity allows for more accurate
identification, even for objects that are located at
the edge of the detector's
depth range. In
comparison to single-
frequency options, Multi
frequency in Field Mode
offers a distinct advantage
in terms of both detection
depth and target identification accuracy.
In essence, Field Mode provides an optimized
setting that balances sensitivity, discrimination,
and depth, making it your go-to option for
challenging terrains laden with historical artifacts
and varying types of metal trash. Whether you
are an amateur treasure hunter or a seasoned
archaeologist, Field Mode offers a tailored
detecting experience that maximizes your
chances of making valuable finds.
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