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IX. A

DVICE TO 

D

ETECTORISTS

 

 
 
 
 

Detecting is an activity, which like other leisure activities 

requires some guiding principles.  These few recommendations will allow 

you to fully enjoy it  while respecting laws, 

environment and other people. 

 
 

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Enquire about and abide by the laws in force of the country or the state before searching.  It 

is of your responsibility to know them and to abide by them. 

 

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Always ask the permission of  the land owners  where you want to search. 

 

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Have regard for the natural environment in which you are searching. 

 

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Don’t forget to backfill  all  holes  you dig. 

 

 

 

 

Avoid detecting in areas where battles took place during wartime. 

Report any suspect object you might discover to the authorities. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ADX100

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Page 2: ...LERT _________________________________PAGE 4 V CONTROLS____________________________PAGE 5 VI DETECTING TECHNIQUES_________________PAGE 6 VII TROUBLE SHOOTING PROBLEMS __________PAGE 7 VIII CARE INSTRUCTIONS___________________PAGE 8 IX ADVICE TO DETECTORISTS _______________PAGE 9 X SPECIFICATIONS_______________________PAGE 10 XI XP ACCESSORIES_____________________PAGE 11 WARRANTY CONDITIONS CONTENT...

Page 3: ...allow you to adjust it to the ground you wish to detect Our high sensitivity double D search coils provide very good ground penetration The ADX100 functions were simplified to the maximum in order to give to the beginners an easy access and a great ease of use while profiting from optimal performances You will appreciate the sturdiness and the manufacturing quality of our equipment Because a metal...

Page 4: ...r 2 High impact plastic end 3 Fibreglass Lower stem 4 Twist lock 5 Comfortable foam handle 6 Impact resistant polypropylene armrest 7 Srong Cable designed to resist movement failures 8 ABS electronics box The box is worn under the armrest thanks to mounts specially designed for that purpose ...

Page 5: ...n each side of the plastic end 8 To facilitate the insertion you can wet the rubber washers Insert the plastic end on the search head and screw the nylon bolt through finally adding the nylon nut 4 Wind the cable around the shaft 5 The electronic box 1 goes under the armrest To fix it insert the 2 wings of the armrest in the slides of the electronic control unit as indicated on the diagram above D...

Page 6: ... 1 and 2 to close the battery lid In the event of nonprolonged use remove the alkaline batteries from the detector BATTERY LIFE Alkaline batteries about 50 hours with headphones BATTERY LOW ALERT When the alkaline batteries voltage is too low the detection beep of a metallic target radically changes it becomes more high pitched From then you only have a few detecting hours left depending on the ba...

Page 7: ...ets While turning the control you can choose your level of discrimination according to your needs Switched to All Metal position discrimination control is deactivated your detector pick up all the targets ferrous or not ferrous This position will enable you to better locate the ferrous targets From level 1 you start to discriminate the ferrous targets Between level 6 and 10 you can for example rej...

Page 8: ...ossible to the ground with wide movements but not making contact with the ground Keep the head parallel to the ground following the relief as much as possible To pinpoint a target use quick crossed sweeps with the coil over the target taking note of where the strongest audio signal is received The exact location of the target is under the centre line of the search coil from front to back and can t...

Page 9: ...e coil It is important not to replace the Velcro with tape as this will centre the movement on one single part of the cable when the box is hipmounted put it on your side or on your back in order not to fold the cable of the connector when you lean forward Diagram 1 7 when the box is hipmounted to prevent strain on the cable you should slide the cable through the hipmount bag belt strap Diagram 2 ...

Page 10: ...tteries holder refer to chapter IV A 6 35 plug converter is inserted in the headphone plug Remove it You can t switch on your detector The loudspeaker is defective Plug in headphones to check The sensitivity is too high Lower it Your headphone cable is defective Change the headphones You are passing through an area with a lot of interference high voltage cable electrical transformer electric fence...

Page 11: ...and abide by the laws in force of the country or the state before searching It is of your responsibility to know them and to abide by them Always ask the permission of the land owners where you want to search Have regard for the natural environment in which you are searching Don t forget to backfill all holes you dig Avoid detecting in areas where battles took place during wartime Report any suspe...

Page 12: ...er 9 22 5cm Cable length 2 35 m SHAFT In 3 parts which can be dismantled Fibreglass lower stem LOUDSPEAKER 28 mm 8 ohms Weather resistant HEADPHONES Jack 6 35 stereo FREQUENCY 4600HZ WEIGHT Head with cable 480 gr Head shaft box 1340 gr Full package 2000 gr WARRANTY Control Unit 2 years parts and labour Search coil charger 1 year parts and labour ...

Page 13: ...ble for ADX100 Standard Searchcoil DD 9 22 5 cm provided with coil cover Elliptical Search coil 5 x 10 11 24cm provided with coil cover Not suitable for ADX100 Available summer 2004 Searchcoil DD 45x38 cm Not suitable for ADX100 XP T shirt 100 cotton Sizes M L XL XP Backpack Batteries Charger Not suitable for ADX100 Backphone FX 01 Audio level adjust Impedance and sound adapted to our detectors 6 ...

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