Garrett Scorpion gold stinger, Руководство пользователя

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searchcoil contact with the ground. You
will notice an even more distinct "Blip"
sound when the target is directly beneath
the center of your searchcoil.
When hunting in Motion Disc mode,
you may want to switch to the All Metal
mode or TR Disc (non-motion) mode for
pinpointing.
Since the final step in recovery usually
entails digging, it is recommended that
you use a probe to help locate exactly
where to dig when searching for coins or
larger targets. Of course, this will not be
possible when searching for tiny nuggets.
Whenever you dig, always make as small
a hole as possible. And, you should
always fill your holes.
to penetrate deeply, even into highly
mineralized rock or soil.
recovery
Whenever your detector locates a target,
you must recover it to find what you have
discovered. Pinpoint targets by drawing
an imaginary "X" on the ground with the
searchcoil at the place where maximum
sound occurs. You'll notice when you are
operating in the Motion Discriminate mode
that you cannot maintain the detection
sound with the searchcoil held completely
still above your target. The searchcoil
must be moving slightly for you to detect
the exact location of your target. When
the Gold Stinger is in the All Metal or TR
Disc mode of operation, you can hold the
searchcoil still while pinpointing.
For most effective pinpointing, place
the searchcoil on the ground directly
above your target. Press the Tune button
momentarily and release; scan back
and forth across the target, maintaining