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Τhank you for your purchase of the GOLD X-FINDER distant locator by GDI - Gold Detectors International.
As a manufacturer we have invest a long time in research and development and have taken all efforts
to produce a quality locator of this type, that has not an equal to the treasure hunting market.
This is a scientific instrument and every detail in the instruction manual has to be followed.
It is strongly suggested to study the instruction manual carefully in order to understand the operation
of your X-FINDER and then to field practice with sample targets to gain a level of experience.
Like an electronic device the X-FINDER must be handled with care necessary when operating such devices.
Special care has to be taken with the antenna that must be handled gently, avoid bending, avoid hits
and any excessive force when assembling it. We wish to you the best in your surveys.
ASSEMBLY
Inside the carry case, secured in foam dividers comes the main unit, telescopic antenna, handle and 4 x AA
batteries. Pull the battery door and position the batteries in the correct order, according the indications.
Extend the antenna to the desirable length and screw it carefully to the base.
Last, attach and screw the handle below the locator.
POWER ON
The locator will power on automatically once the handle has been attached.
By pressing any key a low beep sound aids as confirmation for the command.
DETECTION CONDITIONS
Avoid the usage of the locator in the rain, or under lighting strikes. Use it next day after the rain.
It is beneficial to have a relative moist soil but not a muddy one. Select days with a clear sky or sparse
clouds. Power off mobile phones. Do not keep other individuals in a close proximity. Do not approach
power lines, high voltage towers or electromagnetic transmitters (mobile phone antennas, Wi-Fi etc).
The efficient hours of the day are either morning or afternoon but not in the strong sunlight.
Do not detect under windy conditions. Temperatures below 8, and higher than 33 C are not ideal.
In the heat the attraction of the target becomes faster, while it slows down in cold.