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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 only.

Do not use Heavy Duty Batteries.

ACCESSORIES

Teknetics

®

Padded Carrying Bag

.

$ 29.95

Made of rugged double-stitched nylon construction. Includes
handy outside zip-pocket for extra batteries or small
accessories. –

CBAG-T

Teknetics

®

Stereo Headphones

......

$ 39.95

Use with Teknetics

®

metal detectors with true stereo. Utilizes 1/4-inch

stereo & 1/8-inch plug. Compatible with all Teknetics

®

models with

1/4-inch & 1/8-inch jacks. –

HEADT

Teknetics

®

Pinpointer

......

$ 69.95

Pinpoints the exact location of buried metal objects. Audio signal
indicator and vibrator. No assembly required, runs on 1 9-Volt
Battery.

–PINPOINTER

Gold Pick

......

$ 45.00

Tempered steel head is 10” long and the edge is 3 1/4” wide. The Overall length
is 19” with a durable fiberglass handle and a rubberized hand grip. Includes a
powerful super magnet attached to the head
to quickly discriminate iron targets and magnetic hot rocks. –

GOLDPICK

Replacement/Accessory Search Coils

11” Biaxial Standard Coil – 11COIL-TEK

..

$ 199.95

5” Biaxial Accessory Coil – 5COIL-TEK

..

$ 159.95

Coil Covers

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

..

$ 19.99

5” Biaxial Coil Cover -5COVER-CZ3

..

$ 19.99

Lesche Knife

......

$ 49.95

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

Teknetics

®

T-Shirt*

......

$ 19.99

100% cotton with Teknetics

®

Logo. Sizes – LG, XL & XXL

Teknetics

®

Baseball Cap

......

$ 14.95

One size fits all.

Teknetics

®

Face Rain Cover

......

$ 14.95

Specially made to protect from weather -

FACE-COVER-13B

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS VISIT WWW.TEKNETICST2.COM • 1-800-413-4131

Gold
Prospecting Kits

$ 29.99 $ 59.99 $ 109.99

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Summary of Contents for G2

Page 1: ...8 inch plug Compatible with all Teknetics models with 1 4 inch 1 8 inch jacks HEADT Teknetics Pinpointer 69 95 Pinpoints the exact location of buried metal objects Audio signal indicator and vibrator No assembly required runs on 1 9 Volt Battery PINPOINTER Gold Pick 45 00 Tempered steel head is 10 long and the edge is 3 1 4 wide The Overall length is 19 with a durable fiberglass handle and a rubbe...

Page 2: ... covered under this Warranty Decisions regarding abuse or misuse of the detector are made solely at the discretion of the manufacturer Proof of Purchase is required to make a claim under this warranty Liability under this Warranty is limited to replacing or repairing at our option the metal detector returned Shipping Cost is the responsibility of the consumer must be prepaid to First Texas Product...

Page 3: ...u wish to travel This manual has been written to help you get optimal use of your detector so we hope you will read it thoroughly before your first outing and will also refer back to this manual from time to time to reinforce features and methods as you become more proficient in the field DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS Mechanical S rod with electronics housing on rod 3 piece breakdown construction nonmetal...

Page 4: ...ke the surrounding soil and can therefore be very hard to isolate from the soil PULL TABS Discarded pull tabs from beverage containers are an especially bothersome trash item for treasure hunters They come in many different shapes and sizes Pull tabs can be eliminated from detection but some other valuable objects can have a magnetic signature similar to pull tabs and will also be eliminated when ...

Page 5: ...ing SEARCHCOIL DRIFT If you plan to use the PINPOINT mode for continuous searching realize that drift will occur over time causing the detector to gain or lose sensitivity Periodic retuning of the detector is required to minimize drift release and press PINPOINT again to retune ASSEMBLY Adjusting the Arm Rest The Arm Rest may be moved forward or backward by removing the single screw and nut and th...

Page 6: ... the MIDDLE STEM until the SILVER BUTTON locates in the hole 6 Twist the LOCKING COLLAR fully in the clockwise direction until it locks 7 If your detector has 3 tubes and 2 Locking Collars repeat this process on the Lower Stem 8 Position the Lower Stem with the Silver Button toward the back Using the Bolt Single Rubber Washer and Knurled Knob attach the Searchcoil to the Lower Stem 9 Adjust the Lo...

Page 7: ...nal pop or click which will not sound like a real target If you are conducting an indoor demonstration you may find that changing the orientation of the searchcoil will reduce the pickup of electrical interference If you carry a cell phone or other high tech electronic equipment while metal detecting and you encounter electrical interference try turning the device off and see if that solves the pr...

Page 8: ...nce but they vary in what kinds of electrical interference affect them In a given environment some metal detectors may be affected by electrical interference whereas others may not Common sources of electrical interference Common sources of electrical interference include overhead electric power lines underground power lines other metal detectors telephone lines carrying electronic data computer s...

Page 9: ...her number than the soil they are found in They tend to be dark in color usually black and usually heavy In some cases they will have rust stains They are usually attracted to a magnet and for this reason gold prospectors always carry a magnet the ultimate ferrous nonferrous discriminator In All Metal mode negative hot rocks produce a boing sound rather than the zip sound of a metallic target reco...

Page 10: ...ion for safety for instance rattlesnakes rules them out Move the searchcoil slowly and deliberately carefully controlling its height above the ground to minimize noise from iron minerals in the soil If you hear ground noise your GND BAL setting could be a bit off so perform the ground balancing procedure again As you walk even a very short distance ground conditions can change The ground geology t...

Page 11: ...Threshold In areas with heavy EMI operating at reduced sensitivity levels will result in the loss of some depth but at least the metal detector will be usable See the 2 page section on ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE for a more thorough explanation of EMI and how to manage it GOLD PROSPECTING Gold Prospecting continued on next page In the United States gold is found in many places in the western states Al...

Page 12: ...respond with two types of sound 1 VCO or Voltage Controlled Oscillator is an audio response with variable pitch and volume 2 A LOW tone beep In Discrimination mode targets which fall into the zone along the arc whose segments are shaded will be identified with a LOW tone beep and solid segments with a VCO As the user sets the discrimination level with the and buttons he is determining which target...

Page 13: ...u will know how high you need to hold the searchcoil in order to avoid overload The highest magnetic susceptibilities are usually found in soils developed over igneous rocks in alluvial black sand streaks on beaches and in red clay soils of humid climates The lowest magnetic susceptibilities are usually found in white beach sands of tropical and subtropical regions and soils developed over limesto...

Page 14: ...balance setting If the sound is louder as you lower the searchcoil reduce the ground balance setting NOTE Experienced users often prefer to adjust the ground balance to get a weak but audible response when lowering the searchcoil This is called adjusting for positive response POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RESPONSE The purpose of ground balancing is to adjust the metal detector to ignore ground minerals If...

Page 15: ...e The G2 is a highly sensitive device It is intended for use outdoors Indoor operation will subject it to electrical interference from a wide variety of devices in the home or office Sweeping the Searchcoil As you sweep the searchcoil over the ground try to keep the searchcoil parallel to the ground Avoid lifting the searchcoil at the end of your sweeps Operating in All Metal Mode continued on nex...

Page 16: ... air test gold indicates right of center the larger the gold piece the farther to the right In the ground the I D of gold may jump around with each pass of the searchcoil If searching in All Metal mode you may want to switch back into Discrimination mode after finding a target to see a more accurate target identification viewing the 2 digit Target I D GROUND BALANCING What is Ground Balancing Why ...

Page 17: ...erference This is a highly sensitive device It is intended for use outdoors Indoor operation will subject it to electrical interference from a wide variety of devices in the home or office In Discrimination mode when you sweep the coil over the ground it will usually be quieter than when holding the detector still Sweeping the Searchcoil As you sweep the searchcoil over the ground try to keep the ...

Page 18: ...e classification of the buried metal object See the section on Target Display for a more detailed explanation Iron is on the left U S dimes and quarters are to the far right In an air test gold indicates right of center the larger the gold piece the farther to the right In the ground the I D of gold may jump around with each pass of the coil SIGNAL Each time a target is detected bars will illumina...

Page 19: ...e classification of the buried metal object See the section on Target Display for a more detailed explanation Iron is on the left U S dimes and quarters are to the far right In an air test gold indicates right of center the larger the gold piece the farther to the right In the ground the I D of gold may jump around with each pass of the coil SIGNAL Each time a target is detected bars will illumina...

Page 20: ...erference This is a highly sensitive device It is intended for use outdoors Indoor operation will subject it to electrical interference from a wide variety of devices in the home or office In Discrimination mode when you sweep the coil over the ground it will usually be quieter than when holding the detector still Sweeping the Searchcoil As you sweep the searchcoil over the ground try to keep the ...

Page 21: ... air test gold indicates right of center the larger the gold piece the farther to the right In the ground the I D of gold may jump around with each pass of the searchcoil If searching in All Metal mode you may want to switch back into Discrimination mode after finding a target to see a more accurate target identification viewing the 2 digit Target I D GROUND BALANCING What is Ground Balancing Why ...

Page 22: ...e The G2 is a highly sensitive device It is intended for use outdoors Indoor operation will subject it to electrical interference from a wide variety of devices in the home or office Sweeping the Searchcoil As you sweep the searchcoil over the ground try to keep the searchcoil parallel to the ground Avoid lifting the searchcoil at the end of your sweeps Operating in All Metal Mode continued on nex...

Page 23: ...l up and down over the ground as in the GG procedure 3 Press or while pumping If the ground balance adjustment is incorrect there will be a difference in the sound as the searchcoil is either moving toward or away from the ground It sounds like you are either pulling the sound out of the ground or pushing the sound into the ground If the sound is louder as you raise the searchcoil increase the gro...

Page 24: ...eral times over the ground The presence of metal or hot rocks will cause the readings to be inaccurate If you stop moving the searchcoil the bargraph will go blank INDICATION RELATIVE Fe3O4 SUSCEPTIBILITY MINERALIZATION 7 Bars High over 1 over 2500 2 to 6 Bars Medium 026 1 0 61 2 500 1 Bar Very Low 0 006 025 15 60 none less than 006 less than 15 Magnetic susceptibility is expressed in micro cgs un...

Page 25: ...respond with two types of sound 1 VCO or Voltage Controlled Oscillator is an audio response with variable pitch and volume 2 A LOW tone beep In Discrimination mode targets which fall into the zone along the arc whose segments are shaded will be identified with a LOW tone beep and solid segments with a VCO As the user sets the discrimination level with the and buttons he is determining which target...

Page 26: ...Threshold In areas with heavy EMI operating at reduced sensitivity levels will result in the loss of some depth but at least the metal detector will be usable See the 2 page section on ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE for a more thorough explanation of EMI and how to manage it GOLD PROSPECTING Gold Prospecting continued on next page In the United States gold is found in many places in the western states Al...

Page 27: ...ion for safety for instance rattlesnakes rules them out Move the searchcoil slowly and deliberately carefully controlling its height above the ground to minimize noise from iron minerals in the soil If you hear ground noise your GND BAL setting could be a bit off so perform the ground balancing procedure again As you walk even a very short distance ground conditions can change The ground geology t...

Page 28: ...her number than the soil they are found in They tend to be dark in color usually black and usually heavy In some cases they will have rust stains They are usually attracted to a magnet and for this reason gold prospectors always carry a magnet the ultimate ferrous nonferrous discriminator In All Metal mode negative hot rocks produce a boing sound rather than the zip sound of a metallic target reco...

Page 29: ...nce but they vary in what kinds of electrical interference affect them In a given environment some metal detectors may be affected by electrical interference whereas others may not Common sources of electrical interference Common sources of electrical interference include overhead electric power lines underground power lines other metal detectors telephone lines carrying electronic data computer s...

Page 30: ...nal pop or click which will not sound like a real target If you are conducting an indoor demonstration you may find that changing the orientation of the searchcoil will reduce the pickup of electrical interference If you carry a cell phone or other high tech electronic equipment while metal detecting and you encounter electrical interference try turning the device off and see if that solves the pr...

Page 31: ... the MIDDLE STEM until the SILVER BUTTON locates in the hole 6 Twist the LOCKING COLLAR fully in the clockwise direction until it locks 7 If your detector has 3 tubes and 2 Locking Collars repeat this process on the Lower Stem 8 Position the Lower Stem with the Silver Button toward the back Using the Bolt Single Rubber Washer and Knurled Knob attach the Searchcoil to the Lower Stem 9 Adjust the Lo...

Page 32: ...ing SEARCHCOIL DRIFT If you plan to use the PINPOINT mode for continuous searching realize that drift will occur over time causing the detector to gain or lose sensitivity Periodic retuning of the detector is required to minimize drift release and press PINPOINT again to retune ASSEMBLY Adjusting the Arm Rest The Arm Rest may be moved forward or backward by removing the single screw and nut and th...

Page 33: ...ke the surrounding soil and can therefore be very hard to isolate from the soil PULL TABS Discarded pull tabs from beverage containers are an especially bothersome trash item for treasure hunters They come in many different shapes and sizes Pull tabs can be eliminated from detection but some other valuable objects can have a magnetic signature similar to pull tabs and will also be eliminated when ...

Page 34: ...u wish to travel This manual has been written to help you get optimal use of your detector so we hope you will read it thoroughly before your first outing and will also refer back to this manual from time to time to reinforce features and methods as you become more proficient in the field DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS Mechanical S rod with electronics housing on rod 3 piece breakdown construction nonmetal...

Page 35: ...suse of this product is not covered under this Warranty Decisions regarding abuse or misuse of the detector are made solely at the discretion of the manufacturer Proof of Purchase is required to make a claim under this warranty Liability under this Warranty is limited to replacing or repairing at our option the metal detector returned Shipping Cost is the responsibility of the consumer must be pre...

Page 36: ...nch plug Compatible with all Teknetics models with 1 4 inch 1 8 inch jacks HEADT Teknetics Pinpointer 69 95 Pinpoints the exact location of buried metal objects Audio signal indicator and vibrator No assembly required runs on 1 9 Volt Battery PINPOINTER Gold Pick 45 00 Tempered steel head is 10 long and the edge is 3 1 4 wide The Overall length is 19 with a durable fiberglass handle and a rubberiz...

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