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ACCESSORIES

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Fisher

®

 Padded Carry Bag

Rugged double stitched construction.  Includes handy exterior
pocket for extra batteries or small accessories. – 

103693000C

Fisher

®

 Camo Backpack

Large camouflage and black with Fisher

®

 logo. – 

FCBACKPACK

Fisher

®

 Camo Pouch

Camo pouch with two inside pockets, belt included. – 

PCH-F

Stereo Deluxe Headphones

Adjustable single-volume control, 1/4 jack” jack, aluminum cones and coiled cord. 

9720971000

Stereo Headphones

Use with Fisher

®

 metal detectors.  Lightweight and adjustable with true stereo sound, adjustable 

volume, 1/4 jack with 1/8 adaptor, 4’ cable. – 

9720950000

Metal Sand Scoop

Large galvanized metal scoop with filtering holes. Strong Rubberized grip. – 

SAND SCOOP

Gold Pick

Tempered steel head is 10” long, edge is 3-1/4” wide, overall length 19”.  Durable fiberglass 
handle, rubberized grip and super magnet attached to the head. – 

GOLDPICK

Lesche Knife

Made from high quality heat-treated tempered steel. The ultimate digging tool.
Comes with a durable sheath. 12" in length with a 7" serrated blade. – 

LESCHE KNIFE

 

Fisher

®

 Baseball Cap 

One-size-fits-all. – 

FCAP

 

Fisher

®

 Camo Baseball Cap 

One-size-fits-all.  Velcro closure, camouflage with Fisher

®

 logo. – 

FCCAP

 

Fisher

®

 Coffee Mug

16oz, stainless steel and plastic – 

FMUG

Fisher

®

 T-Shirt

100% cotton with Fisher

®

 Logo.  Sizes: S, M, LG, XL & XXL – 

FTSHIRT

Replacement/Accessory Searchcoils

11” DD Elliptical, Open Standard Coil – 

11COIL-GB

10” DD Elliptical, Closed Accessory Coil – 

10COILDD-GB

  5” DD Round Accessory Coil – 

5COIL-GBUG

Coil Covers*

Specially made to protect your coil from abrasion and damage.  
11” DD Coil Cover – 

COVER-11DD

10” Biaxial Accessory Coil Cover – 

202319000

  5” DD Coil Cover – 

5COVER-BLK

Rain Cover

Specially designed to protect your detector from dirt and water – 

RAINCOV-GB

Gold
Prospecting Kits

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OWNER’S  MANUAL

If you do not have prior experience with a metal

detector, we strongly recommend that you:

1) Adjust the Gain to a low

setting  in  the  event

of  false  signals.

Always  begin  use  at

a reduced Gain level;

increase Gain only after

you  have  become

familiar with the detector.

2) Do not use indoors.  

This detector is for

outdoor  use  only.    Many  household

appliances  emit  electromagnetic  energy,

which  can  interfere  with  the  detector.    If

conducting  an  indoor  demonstration,  turn

the  Gain  down  and  keep  the  searchcoil

away from appliances such as computers,

televisions and microwave ovens.  If your

detector  beeps  erratically,  turn  off

appliances and lights.
Also  keep  the  searchcoil  away  from

objects  containing  metal,  such  as

floors and walls.

3)

use a 9-volt 

ALKALINE

battery.

Do not use Heavy Duty Batteries.

MGBuGPro                                                                                  rev.8

060415

Summary of Contents for Gold Bug Pro

Page 1: ...amouflage with Fisher logo FCCAP Fisher Coffee Mug 16oz stainless steel and plastic FMUG Fisher T Shirt 100 cotton with Fisher Logo Sizes S M LG XL XXL FTSHIRT Replacement Accessory Searchcoils 11 DD...

Page 2: ...2 39...

Page 3: ...ontrols 13 Control Panel 13 Control Knobs off on Gain 14 Disc All Metal Threshold 15 Touchpad Controls Ground Grab Computerized Ground Balancing Pinpoint 15 and 15 operating in All Metal Mode Ground G...

Page 4: ...it n cessaire l tablissement d une communication satisfaisante Introduction to the Gold Bug Pro The new Gold Bug Pro is unique among gold prospecting metal detectors for its combination of high sensit...

Page 5: ...he detector emits different tones for different types of metals and when the detector eliminates certain metals we refer to this as the detector discriminating among different types of metals Discrimi...

Page 6: ...age Remove and dispose of any and all trash and litter found Appreciate and protect our inheritance of natural resources wildlife and private property Act as an ambassador for the hobby use thoughtful...

Page 7: ...IDDLE STEM into the S roD with the SILVEr BuTToN pointed upward 5 rotate the MIDDLE STEM until the SILVEr BuTToN locates in the hole 6 Twist the LoCKING CoLLAr fully in the clockwise direction until i...

Page 8: ...ies Do not use Heavy Duty batteries rechargeable batteries can also be used If you wish to use rechargeable batteries we recommend using a Nickel Metal Hydride rechargeable battery The battery compart...

Page 9: ...rface Never swing the searchcoil like a pendulum WroNG CorrECT QUICK START DEMONSTRATION I Supplies Needed a Nail a Zinc Penny dated after 1982 a Nickel a Quarter II Position the Detector a Place the...

Page 10: ...ctive searchcoil often causes noise of a more intermittent nature than electrical interference The second most common cause is a loose searchcoil connector The noise from a loose connector will usuall...

Page 11: ...oth Wi Fi etc which often affect metal detectors overall the potential for electromagnetic interference is greater than it was just a few years ago Modern high end metal detectors are a lot more sensi...

Page 12: ...r to always carry a magnet to help discriminate gold from hot rocks and iron Gold will not be attracted to a magnet Pieces of iron will always be attracted to a magnet Negative hot rocks will almost a...

Page 13: ...ner s permission Prospecting clubs such as the Gold Prospector Association of America GPAA often own claims which are open to its members and sponsor group outings to productive gold prospecting areas...

Page 14: ...e the loss of sensitivity resulting from discrimination is enough to cause those little nuggets to vanish If you have gone many hours without finding gold and are wondering if there is something wrong...

Page 15: ...he object and its distance from the searchcoil As a starting point refer to the table below TARGET Readout The table below lists some common approximate target values With experience in the field you...

Page 16: ...metal objects in the ground The searchcoil must be in motion for objects to be detected Ground Grab COMPUTERIZED GROUND BALANCING Naturally occurring minerals in soil look like metal to a metal detect...

Page 17: ...duce a boing sound after passing over it making it difficult to know where it is located It will not have the sound and feel of a metal object GROUND BALANCING Reading the Display Most gold prospectin...

Page 18: ...ts will be achieved by first performing the CoMPuTErIZED GrouND BALANCING procedure in All Metal Mode The ground balance setting achieved using CoMPuTErIZED GrouND BALANCING will carry over into this...

Page 19: ...a hum volume and pitch of the hum increase with target strength The approximate target depth in inches will be indicated in the center of the screen The depth scale is calibrated to coin sized object...

Page 20: ...T BE DETECTED Values from 20 to 49 will induce a LOW tone Values from 50 to 100 will induce V C O tones see p 25 OPERATING IN DISCRIMINATION MODE In Discrimination Mode pressing or will change two det...

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