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Page 10For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353.SKU 43150
General Operating Instructions
Once all the proper tests and
adjustments have been made, the
Metal Detector is ready to be used
outdoors.
NOTE: Make sure Metal Detector is
properly balanced before use.
NOTE: Be sure to keep the angle
between the Search Coil and the
Detector’s Lower Leg at about 140°
See Figure 7.
When rst searching, set the Mode 1.
button to OPERATE.
Adjust the VOLUME to the desired 2.
level.
Figure 8
3. Sweep the Search Coil (27) slowly
back and forth in an arc, keeping it
about 1/2” to 2” from the ground. See
Figure 8, above.
If you hear a beeping noise or see 4.
the needle jump to the right on the
View Meter), you have located a
metal object.
Use DISCRIMINATION dial to 5.
determine what kind of metal it is and
whether you wish to dig out the item.
To prevent accidents, turn off the tool 6.
and remove the batteries after use.
Clean, then store the tool indoors out
of children’s reach.
Tips for Searching in Different
Environments
There are many factors which
inuence the sensitivity and accuracy
of detecting objects, including the
angle, depth, size and oxidation
of the target object. Various soil
or seawater conditions, and also
electromagnetic and electrical
interference surrounding the target
can also affect readings. Other metal
detectors in the area will also cause
interference, so when there is more
than one unit in use, be sure they are
at least 10 yards apart. Some ways to
help increase success are:
Figure 7