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M-66 SPECIFICATIONS

Search Loop Configuration ... Double D (direct wired)
Output Frequency of Loop .... 4.5kHz,
Output Indication .................... Speaker 16 ohm impedence 
 

 ............................................ Audio fequency 450 Hz

Power Supply ........................... 9V, each 
Power Consumption ............... (-9V) 17 mA
 

 ............................................ (+9V) 4mA min, 6 mA sound

 

 ............................................ threshold, 125 mA max sound

Weight with 8” coil .................. 4.25  lbs.
Operating Temp ...................... -4

 0

 to +158

0

F (-20

0

 to +70

0

C)

 

 ............................................ search loop immersible in water

Dimensions ............................... Length 28” to 48” adjustable
 

 ............................................ (71cm to 122 cm)

Shipping Weight ...................... 7 lbs.
Shipping Dimensions ............... 34.75” x 12.75” x 5.25”
 

 ............................................ (88.3 x 32.4 x 13.3cm)

 

Subject to improvement or modification without notice.

Fisher Research Laboratory does not warrant suitability to specific use. Fisher Research 
Laboratory shall in no event be liable for any direct, incidental, consequential or indirect 
damages.

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Meter

The meter of the M-66 serves two purposes for the operation of the 
machine.  When used with the battery test button, the meter gives 
a visual indication of the battery strength.  A reading between 80 
– 100 is desirable.  If the reading is below 80, search depth can 
decrease and accuracy may be in question.  When searching 
with the M-66, the meter gives a visual indication to any change 
occurring in the field of detection.  This is primarily due to the coil 
passing over a metal object, but can also occur when the ground 
mineral conditions change.  

Battery Test

With the detector turned on, depressing the Battery Test button 
will indicate battery strength. This is a no-load battery test.

On/Off Ground Rejection

This control turns the M-66 on and off.  It is used to electronically 
balance the M-66 to compensate for the natural mineral content 
of the soil or ground surface.  When tuned properly, raising and   
lowering  the  search  coil  above  the  ground  will  not  cause  a 
change in the meter reading or audio tone. 

 

Tuning Control

This control is used to adjust the detector to the threshold point.  This 
threshold point is a point at which a very faint audio tone is heard 
and the meter reads 10.  The Tuning Control can also be thought 
of as the Sensitivity control for the M-66.

M-66 CONTROL PANEL

The M-66 Control Panel.

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