CONTENTS
About Your | pg. 3 |
Basic Theory of Operation | pg. 4 |
Depth | pg. 5 |
Transmitter | pg. 6 |
Receiver | pg. 7 |
Searching | pg. 8 |
Narrow Scan Inductive Search | pg. 8 |
Set Up | pg. 8 |
Tuning | pg. 9 |
Operation | pg. 10 |
Wide Scan Inductive Search | pg. 12 |
Set Up | pg. 12 |
Tuning | pg. 12 |
Operation | pg. 13 |
Tracing | pg. 14 |
Inductive Tracing | pg. 14 |
Set Up | pg. 14 |
Tuning | pg. 14 |
Operation | pg. 15 |
Conductive Trace | pg. 15 |
Set Up | pg. 15 |
Tuning | pg. 16 |
Operation | pg. 16 |
Prospecting Tips | pg. 17 |
Mapping | pg. 17 |
Locating Placer Deposits | pg. 17 |
Sources of Error | pg. 18 |
Battery Replacement | pg. 19 |
Treasure Hunters’ Code Of Ethics | pg. 20 |
Where To Use Your Metal Detector In The U.S | pg. 21 |
Specifications | pg. 22 |
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SPECIFICATIONS
Notes
1.Subject to improvement or modification without notice.
2.Approximate.
3.Voltage Controlled Oscillator. Volume and pitch
both increase as target is approached for easier, more accurate pinpointing.
4.With optional ground plate assembly.
5.Optional stereo/mono headphones.
6.Use of headphones will significantly increase battery life.
Fisher Research Laboratory does not warrant suitability to specific use. Fisher Research Laboratory shall in no event be liable for any direct, incidental, consequential or indirect damages.
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