Tesoro Outlaw Operator's Instruction Manual page 32

NEGLECT OR ABUSE.
PROTECTING YOUR INVESTMENT
Often detectorists are disappointed when their new detector slowly becomes less and less
responsive and seems to have lost some of its original peak performance. You can help avoid
this from happening to you detector by following these basic care and protection guidelines:
Operate your detector exactly as recommended in this operator instruction manual.
Use only high-quality alkaline batteries of the correct voltage. Never substitute a different
voltage. When using a Ni-Cad battery, always use a separate convertible pack with the
proper voltage output for the detector's design.
Remove the battery from the detector after each use. This will prevent damage to the
detector if the battery leaks.
The searchcoil cable is hard-wired to the searchcoil and protected by a strain relief. It is
very important that the strain relief remains intact and should never be adjusted or
tampered with.
Keep cables properly wound around the pole stems and protect them during use. Floppy,
pinched, or cables that become snagged during use may short, causing erratic noises or
unnecessary replacement of the searchcoil.
Sweep the searchcoil carefully, especially when using around rocks and building
foundations. Avoid hitting the searchcoil against hard, solid objects and surfaces.
Keep your searchcoil slightly off the ground during the sweep, especially when using in
gravel or hard, rocky dirt.
Always use a properly designed protective scuff cover on the searchcoil. (See "Optional
Accessories" on the next page.)
Remove and clean out scuff covers periodically to avoid buildup of mineralized dirt
particles which will affect performance.
The searchcoil is waterproof and can be submerged in either fresh or salt water. After the
searchcoil is used in salt water, rinse it and the lower stem assembly well with fresh water
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