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continue moving forward. Take the time to practice and experiment the ideal sweeping speed and style.
Learning, experimenting and discovering is all a part of the experience and you will gradually develop metal
detecting skills and sought-after habits over time.
Pinpoint your finding
When there is a clear signal to show you the location of the buried target objects, you can make an "X" scan
at this zone, generally the bottom of the intersection point is the target object.
Pinpointing and PINPOINT Mode
While searching in the motion mode, you should move the search coil evenly, consistently and persistently.
However, if you run into an instance where you cannot determine exactly where to dig, or to narrow down
the area, and determine a more exact location of the object, you can refer to the PINPOINT mode.
Press and hold down the red PINPOINT button. The TARGET ID cursor on the LCD is disappear, and the
PINPOINT cursor will be lighted. Let the search coil approach the ground and continue your metal
detection. Once a possible object is located, press the PINPOINT button again to rescan and confirm the
finding, doing so allows the detector to become self-balanced, and the PINPOINT cursor is lighted,the depth
cursor is extinguished.
*Automatic power saving and turn-off mode activates and warns you with an audible double-beep warning
after every 10 minutes when not in use.
Caution
In areas with heavy traffic, please do not wear earphones while detecting, in case an accident occurs.
Always obtain permission before searching any site.
Keep away from the areas that may have buried electrical or gas lines / cables.
Do not detect in private property, military owned areas or where you do not receive permission to detect.
When digging out the target, use a reasonable digging method that will not damage or cause harm to
yourself or any possible object within the surface area.
Try your best as to not destroy the vegetation, cause damage to any animals / insects.
Take care of mother nature!
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