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Iron
Iron is a common metal, it's usually not the dedicated detection target. Undesirable iron objects include iron nails,
bolts, old cans, caps, etc. Valuable relics and sought after materials can also be composed of iron, such as old
armaments, old armature, etc . So, it may be best to pay attention to everything you detect!
Ferrous Metals
It is the metal which is made of, or containing, iron.
Trash metals
Caps, pull-tabs, s-caps from beverage containers are the most bothersome trash items for treasure hunters while metal
detecting, you should wish, to preferably, eliminate them when searching and detection. But some other valuable
objects may have a magnetic signature similar to the above trash metals, and will also be eliminated when selecting
discriminating levels. Discriminate carefully and once again, it may be best to pay attention to everything you detect!
Pinpoint Targeting
Pinpoint targeting is the process of determining the exact location of a buried metal object. As in the motion detection
mode, you need move the search coil continuously when searching and it's hard to determine the exact location of the
buried metals during pinpoint targeting. Using the non-motion detection technology, it allows the search coil to center
align with the location of the buried metal and narrow-down a more relevant and exact location of your finding.
Ground Balance
Because the metals and objects are buried in the earth, the mineralization that occurs in the soil will affect the
detection ability and signal frequency. The integrated ground balance detector technology will, to the best of it's ability,
eliminate or weaken the shielding effect of the mineralized soil. The ground balance system contains an internal
ground balance adjustment for regulation of such instances (a different sound in tone and/or lighting indication can be
differentiated). Please note, not all metal detectors feature a diverse and/or wide array of detection elimination options
and differentiation..
Assembly
To assemble the metal detector does not require any special tools.
Turn clockwise to relax the end of bend-shape tube sleeve, and insert the tube which connect search coil into
the sleeve. Adjusting the length, so you can stand comfortably and straighten your arms. Lock the sleeve
anti-clockwise when the search coil is from the ground about 1/2 inches.
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