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The Minelab Musketeer Advantage

Lower Shaft Assembly

a) Unscrew the wing nut and remove the bolt (7) that is through the lower

fibreglass shaft (5). Ensure the washers do not fall out (6).

b) Remove the wing nut, bolt (7) and washers from the coil (8). These are

spare parts.

c) With the teardrop washers in place, push

the lower shaft (5) into the bracket on the
coil so that the holes line up.

NOTE:

Ensure that the stainless steel spring clip
located near the top of the fibreglass shaft
is pointing toward the rear of the coil.

d) Push the black nylon bolt (7) through the

holes in the bracket on the coil from the
cable entry side, then place the washer and
wing nut on the other end of the bolt and
tighten it by hand.

Completing the Shaft Assembly

a) Slide the lower shaft assembly (5) into the upper shaft (3). Note that the

black plastic locking nut (9) may need to be loosened to get the lower shaft
assembly in place.

b) Set the length of the shaft by locking the stainless steel spring clip into one

of the holes provided, then tighten the plastic locking ring by hand.

Figure 2 - The coil and

lower shaft assembly

Figure 3 - Completing the shaft assembly

Instruction Manual

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Shaft Mount

a) Position the control box so that the recess

in the control box (11) is aligned with the
leading edge of the mounting clip (12).
Push the foward section of the control box
upwards until the trigger “clicks” indicating
the control box is secured.

b) Firmly wind between 17 and 20 turns of

the cable around the shaft until it reaches
the control box.

NOTE:

Leave enough slack at the bottom of the cable near the coil to adjust the
coil position without straining the coil cable.

c) Connect the cable connector (10) to the plug on the rear of the control box.
d) Use Velcro tabs to secure cable in the correct position on the shaft

maintaining slack at coil and control box

Hipmount

Hipmounting is an alternative to mounting the detector on the shaft and it
significantly reduces the strain on your arm, enabling you to search for longer
periods of time without undue fatigue.
To hipmount the detector you will be required to purchase the hipmount bag
from your dealer.
a) Check that there are charged batteries in

the control box (11).

b) Put the control box into the hipmount bag

(13) as shown in Fig 5

c) Place the hipmount bag in your preferred

working configuration. The hipmount bag
can be worn on the belt, or over the
shoulder.

d) Wind about 5 turns of the cable around the

shaft. This will reduce the amount of
excess cable.

Figure 4 - Mounting the

control box

Figure 5 - Control box in

hipmount bag

Summary of Contents for Musketeer ADVANTAGE

Page 1: ...ur Musketeer Advantage 5 Batteries 8 The Musketeer Advantage 11 Controls Functions 11 Basic Operating Instructions 18 Practicing the Controls 19 Treasure Hunting Tips 21 Environmental Concerns 22 Dete...

Page 2: ...hunter Units may be moved at a rapid hunt pace or at a much more leisurely pace while enjoying the sharp target response in either mode without sacrificing depth capabilities You will be surprised at...

Page 3: ...s in design equipment and technical features at any time Instruction Manual Page 5 Accessories To further enhance your Advantage and give you greater capacity and versatility the following items are a...

Page 4: ...a Position the control box so that the recess in the control box 11 is aligned with the leading edge of the mounting clip 12 Push the foward section of the control box upwards until the trigger clicks...

Page 5: ...osition to securely hold your battery pack in place Fig 7 CAUTION High quality alkaline batteries should be used instead of standard carbon batteries as they will power your Advantage longer The use o...

Page 6: ...ce possible with your detector As you gain experience with your detector it may be useful to refer back to this section Figure 9 The Musketeer Advantage control panel Sensitivity Control and On Off Sw...

Page 7: ...en reduce the level of sensitivity to compensate for the excess mineralization Instruction Manual Page 13 Discriminate All Metals Switch The Discriminate All metals mode switch is located in the lower...

Page 8: ...dig old bottle caps but want to dig brass buttons or copper coins the Discrimination LevelAdjust control is set higher approximately at number 7 in Figure 10 but most fine white gold rings foil and so...

Page 9: ...to move the coil closer to the taget and further refine your search Instruction Manual Page 17 After you have pinpointed and retrieved the target the Sensitivity of the detector should be reset to nor...

Page 10: ...vices or metal objects and support the Musketeer so that objects can be easily moved past the coil Then a Ensure the Mode Switch is in Discriminate b Turn the Discriminate control to approx 1 position...

Page 11: ...some later time to improve your knowledge of how your Advantage performs As you become more experienced in using the Advantage you will notice that your trash ratio will drop even though you may not...

Page 12: ...finely engineered and packaged in a durable housing Taking proper care of it is mostly common sense Do not leave batteries in the control box when the detector is not in use for a period exceeding two...

Page 13: ...rm on page 27 and enclose it with the detector Please supply as much detail as possible about the fault as this will assist our service engineers to rectify the problem quickly and efficiently Instruc...

Page 14: ...t regulations or environmental requirements Please dispose of this equipment via a recycling service or centre or by returning the unit to the respective Minelab or Halcro outlet as appropriate for yo...

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