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The detector requires a single 9-volt ALKALINE battery (battery not included).
Do not use ordinary Zinc Carbon batteries.
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 compartment is located on the
back side of the housing.
Slide the battery door to the side and remove
it to expose the battery compartment.
For easy battery removal, push down firmly
on the bottom of the battery (see illustration).
BATTERY LIFE
Expect 20 to 25 hours of life from a 9-volt
alkaline battery.
Rechargeable batteries provide about 8
hours of usage per charge.
BATTERY INDICATOR
The battery icon on the right of the display has three vertical segments and an
outline segment.
The amount of battery voltage for an ALKALINE battery is indicated as follows:
3 vertical segments illuminated:
8.1 volts or more
2 vertical segments illuminated:
7.1 to 8.0 volts
1 vertical segment illuminated:
6.5 to 7.0 volts
No vertical segments illuminated: 6.2 to 6.4 volts
Outline Flashing: 6.1 volts or less
SPEAKER VOLUME AND BATTERY CHARGE
You may notice the speaker volume drop while one battery segment is illuminated.
With the outline flashing, low speaker volume will be very apparent.
BATTERIES
Optional Arm Strap
Armrest Strap
(optional accessory)
The strap is available for purchase as a separate
accessory. Some users prefer to use the strap
when swinging the detector vigorously in order to
hold the detector secure against the arm.
The detector can also be used without the strap,
with no compromise to detector balance and
stability under most conditions.
Item # 2021112000
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DEPTH INDICATOR
In Discrimination Mode, each time an object is detected, a Bar Graph
illuminates in addition to the Target-ID.
The Bar Graph is a graphic representation of the distance from the searchcoil,
and is calibrated to a coin-sized object.
• More bars indicate a deeper object.
• Fewer bars indicate a shallower object.
The scale for coin-sized objects, with sensitivity at maximum, is:
Display:
Depth:
>15cm
8cm-15cm
<8cm
(6”)*
(3”-6”)
(3”)**
Merovingian Triens (gold, France)
42
Polish Zloty (Pre-WWII) 0.20 zl (1923 nickel)
44-99
Celtic Potin (lead)
52
Polish Zloty 0.50PLN
54-56
USSR 50 kopeek, 1980, Nickel, D 24 mm.
56
Russian Scale Peter I, 1705, Silver, 0.25 gr.
56-57
Polish Zloty 1PLN
56-57
US Nickel
56-57
Polish Zloty PRL 100zl (CuNi)
58-59
Bulgarian 1 stotinkas, 1999 (CuAlNi)
58-64
Bulgarian 10 stotinkas, 1999
59-60
Bulgarian 50 stotinkas, 1999,2004,2005,2007
59-65
Roman Nummus (bronze)
60
1/4 of Stater (gold, France)
60
50cent Chambre du Commerce (France)
60
Bulgarian 2 stotinkas, 1999 (CuAlNi)
60-64
Polish Zloty 5PLN
61
2 Euro Coin
62-66
Polish Zloty '0.05PLN
63-64
British 20p
64-65
Polish Zloty 2PLN
64-65
USSR, 5 kopeek, 1961, Bronze, D 25 mm.
65
Russian Scale Mikhail Fedorovich, 1613-1645, Silver, 0.625 gr.
65
Bulgarian 5 stotinkas (old) (CuAlNi)
68-73
Bulgarian 1 lev
69-73
10 Euro Cent
70-74
1 Euro Coin
70-78
Medieval double sol coin (France)
75
20 Euro Cent
76-78
50 Euro Cent
76-80
Double Tournois (copper, France)
78
British £1
79-80
Polish Zloty PRL .20 zl (aluminum)
80
10 ct Napoleon III (bronze, France)
80
British £2
81
2 Franc Morlon (Aluminum, France)
82
US Dime
84-85
Polish Zloty (Pre-WWII) 2zl (1933 silver)
86-87
US Quarter
88-90
Russian, 50 kopeek Nikolay II,1896, Silver, D 27 mm.
93-94
US Silver Dollar
94-95
Russian, 2 kopeek, Alexander I, 1816, Copper, D 30 mm.
94-95
Russian, 1 ruble Nikolay II,1896, Silver, D 34 mm.
98
Russian, 5 kopeek, Ekaterina II, 1781, Copper, D 41 mm.
99
Target-ID Coin Reference. Below are known Target-IDs for some reference coins:
* 3 Bars: If the object is a coin, it is more deeply buried.
…or this could be the faint signal from a large, but very deeply buried,
object.
** 1 Bar: If the object is a coin, it is shallow.
…or this could be a large object deeply buried.
