Fisher Research Labs coinstrike Troubleshooting Manual

TIP$ & TROUBLE$HOOTING GUIDE

Compiled by Fisher Research Labs, with Bill Ladd.

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The new Coin$trike utilizes state

of the art D.P.A. technology that

sounds and acts like no metal

detector before it. One must

set aside what you know

about your old units and

look toward the future! The

covered. Long time Fisher

users may find that they

take longer to adapt to the

sights, sounds, and capa-

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following suggestive guide

is a work in progress for

all of us, as everyday new

tips and quirks are dis-

bilities of the Coin$trike.

However, as with any new

detector, patience, long

hours in the field, and a

willingness to experi-

ment with settings are

the keys to $uccess.

Table of Contents

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Page 1 TIP$ & TROUBLE$HOOTING GUIDE Compiled by Fisher Research Labs, with Bill Ladd. The new Coin$trike utilizes state of the art D.P.A. technology that sounds and acts like no metal detector before it. One must set aside what you know about your old units and...
Page 2 C O I N $ T R I K E T I P $ • Analyze Targets From All Angles - This is the best overall rule of thumb to follow, as initial sweeps may indicate a positive reading on deep iron or hot rocks. The center-of-the-coil vs. target relationship can cause the numbers to “jump”, so use a slower sweep from different directions.
Page 3 the target signal, use caution; too much de-tuning may silence the item on the Coin$trike completely. • Fast Pinpoint - Although the pinpointing number system gives accurate info for target depth, size, and shape, one does not necessarily have to hold down the PP touch pad for com- petition-style pinpointing.
Page 4 T R O U B L E $ H O O T I N G • Max Sensitivity: Treasure hunters may believe that they must run sensitivity on 10 (or Max), or they will lose many inches. On the contrary, with the Coin$trike, setting sensitivity too high can lead to accuracy problems.