rings, like a class ring, could also
register here. Some non-U.S. coins
of recent vintage will also register
here.
1¢ ZINC:
Newer
pennies (post-1982)
will register here.
Many non-U.S.
coins of recent
vintage will also
register here.
10¢:
Dimes and pre-
1982 pennies will
register here. Older,
pre-1982, pennies
are composed of
copper, which has
a metallic signature
similar to a dime.
25¢, 50¢. $1:
The
respective coins will
register under each
indication. Silver
objects will register here. Highly
oxidized metals can also register
here.
Caution:
The target indications are
visual references. Many other types
of metal can fall under any one of
these categories. You will
experience a trash-to-treasure ratio
when treasure hunting. The more
you practice, the lower you will
push your trash-to-treasure ratio.
While the Ultra Mag Sharp Shooter
will eliminate or indicate the
presence of most common trash
items, it is impossible to accurately
classify ALL buried objects. The LCD
provides a visual reference to
minimize the detection of trash
objects. By using the target ID in
conjunction with discrimination
control and the three-tone audio
identification system (discussed
later), you can further reduce the
trash-to-treasure ratio.
LCD TARGET DISPLAY
-Motion modes only
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