8603052 Metal Detector V4.2
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increase. This means that the target is a real one. Return to the original
position to read the depth level of the target.
IMPORTANT! The indicator reading is for reference only. The exact depth of
a target depends on the projection area on the search coil.
OPERATION TIPS
OBJECTS NOT ON THE LIST
If the highlight indicator jumps from one target icon to another or vice versa
while an object is being detected, the detected object may be an object not in
the display list or the soil is highly mineralized. The highly mineralized can be
ruled out by decreasing the sensitivity level and search again.
FALSE SIGNAL
The detector is extremely sensitive and will find very deeply buried objects.
Because of this, trash produced signals and other sources of interference might
cause signals that seem confusing. The key to handling these types of signals is
to dig for only those targets that emit a strong, repeatable signal. As you sweep
the ground, learn to recognize the difference between signals that occur at
random and signals that are stable and repeatable.
To reduce false signals when searching in very trashy ground, scan only a small
area at a time using slow, short overlapping sweeps.
The false signal that the detector indicated might be caused by strong magnetic
or mineralized soil. To be certain with the target, we suggest to work on the
target position, search to prevent the signal disturbed by the magnetic or
mineralized soil.
SEARCHING COIL SWEEPING
1. Keep the search coil moving at a
comfortable speed. Take your time. If
you walk too fast, you can’t overlap your
sweeps and you may miss a lot of
ground. Also, if you sweep too fast, you
will lose sensitivity and miss the target.