![]() ![]() It says to adjust the tune button until it hits 0. Swing the detector in wide sweeps about 2 inches from the ground. You can adjust the angle of the search coil by loosening the wing nut on the end of the shaft and swinging it to the desired position. Hold the detector with the search coil parallel to the ground. You can also set it to find Ferrous Metals if you want to search for iron or steel. To set the detector to find metals such as gold or silver, set the "Discrim" knob to Non-ferrous Metals. Turn the "Mode" knob to either the TR1 or TR2 position. Turn the "Mode" knob to VLF (very low frequency), and turn the "GND" knob to account for the type of ground (such as dirt or sand) you are using the metal detector for. Turn the "Sens" knob to the middle position. ![]() Hit the red "Auto Tune" button on the carrying handle with the head portion of the detector away from any metal objects, and turn the "Tune" knob until the needle hits 0. Then turn the knob to "Nor" for normal operation. Turn the "Test" knob to the Battery 1 or Battery 2 position and confirm that the needle points to the green area. This also adjusts the level of sound.Ĭheck the batteries. Turn the metal detector on with the "Volume" knob. I finally found someone that would let me borrow a metal detector until I have money to buy my own and I looked up how to use it and followed these steps: ![]()
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