Tiger Shark Operation Instruction Manual
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not intended to be improperly operated or abused.
SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Frequency..................................
12.5 kHz
Searchcoil Size............................................. 8 inch Diameter
Searchcoil Type........................................... Round, open center concentric
Audio Frequency......................................... Approx. 270 Hz
Audio Output............................................... Stereo Piezo Headphones
Weight........................................................... Less than 4½ lbs.
Battery Requirement.................................... (8) AA DC (alkaline)
Battery Life (at preset)................................ 10 to 20 hours
Optimum Temperature Range....................
30° to 100° F
Operating Modes........................................
No-Motion All Metal - (Fast & Slow Tune)
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Normal Mode
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Salt Mode
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Silent Search Motion Discriminate
Maximum Depth Rating.............................
200 ft.
Tesoro Electronics, Inc. reserves the right to modify or improve the design without further notice.
RECOMMENDED RECOVERY METHODS
Adapted from "Tools 'N Techniques" By Robert H. Sickler
METHOD 1-PROBE AND DRIVER
Used in less moist lawns where targets are not so deep (one to four inches) and "plugging" is
objectionable. This method requires more practice but is much less damaging to grass than Method 2.
After pinpointing the target, use a nonmetallic probe such as a modified fiberglass fishing rod or a
metallic probe such as a blunted ice pick (the former being the least damaging to the target) to locate
target depth (Fig. 1 A). Next insert an eight-inch screwdriver on center just above the target and rotate
slightly to open ground (Fig. 1 B). Now insert the screwdriver just under the target at an angle and lever
target to the surface (Fig. 1 C). Brush all loose dirt back in the hole and close by exerting pressure all
around opening (Fig. 1 D).