Bounty Hunter Treasure detector User manual
GOLD DIGGER™
TREASURE
DETECTOR
Owner’s Manual
GOLD DIGGER™
TREASURE
DETECTOR
Owner’s Manual
Use 9-volt ALKALINE batteries.
Do not use “Heavy Duty” batteries.
Do not use ordinary “Zinc Carbon” batteries.
Use 9-volt ALKALINE batteries.
Do not use “Heavy Duty” batteries.
Do not use ordinary “Zinc Carbon” batteries.
GOLD DIGGER™
TREASURE DETECTOR
Owner’s Manual
I. ASSEMBLY:
To assemble your GOLD DIGGER™ Treasure
Detector, follow this simple procedure:
1) Unpack your detector and find the following parts:
• Detector Body with armrest, searchcoil and attached coil knob.
• Upper Stem (thicker silver rod with many holes).
• Lower Stem (thinner silver rod with plastic extension and button).
• Two (2) stem attachment knobs (in the plastic bag).
Searchcoil
Searchcoil
Cable
GOLD DIGGER™
TREASURE DETECTOR
Owner’s Manual
I. ASSEMBLY:
To assemble your GOLD DIGGER™ Treasure
Detector, follow this simple procedure:
1) Unpack your detector and find the following parts:
• Detector Body with armrest, searchcoil and attached coil knob.
• Upper Stem (thicker silver rod with many holes).
• Lower Stem (thinner silver rod with plastic extension and button).
• Two (2) stem attachment knobs (in the plastic bag).
Searchcoil
Searchcoil
Cable
Stem
Attachment
Knobs
Coil Knobs
Upper
Stem
Lower
Stem
Detector
Body
Stem
Attachment
Knobs
Coil Knobs
Upper
Stem
Lower
Stem
Detector
Body
I. ASSEMBLY: (continued)
2) Attach the Upper Stem to the back of the
detector body with the two knobs supplied.
3) Depress the button on the lower stem and
push the lower stem into the upper stem.
4) Wind the searchcoil cable around the
two-piece stem.
5) Leave some slack in
the cable as you
reach the end of
the lower stem.
6) Attach the coil to
the lower stem using
the attached coil knob.
7) Install two (2) 9-volt
ALKALINE batteries (not
supplied).
There are two battery doors on the
back of the detector body.
IMPORTANT: use 9-volt ALKALINE
batteries ONLY.
Lower
Stem
Searchcoil
Coil Knob
Knurled
Coil Knob
I. ASSEMBLY: (continued)
2) Attach the Upper Stem to the back of the
detector body with the two knobs supplied.
3) Depress the button on the lower stem and
push the lower stem into the upper stem.
4) Wind the searchcoil cable around the
two-piece stem.
5) Leave some slack in
the cable as you
reach the end of
the lower stem.
6) Attach the coil to
the lower stem using
the attached coil knob.
7) Install two (2) 9-volt
ALKALINE batteries (not
supplied).
There are two battery doors on the
back of the detector body.
IMPORTANT: use 9-volt ALKALINE
batteries ONLY.
Lower
Stem
Searchcoil
Coil Knob
Knurled
Coil Knob
Armrest
Earphone
Jack
Handle
Detector
Body
Button Upper
Stem
Searchcoil
Cable
Stem
Attachment
Knobs
Armrest
Earphone
Jack
Handle
Detector
Body
Button Upper
Stem
Searchcoil
Cable
Stem
Attachment
Knobs
II. HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
Stand with the detector in one hand, with the coil on
the ground, a few feet in front of you. If the stem is
not set at a comfortable height, push the button on
the lower rod to change the length. If you make a
large adjustment, wrap the cable again, starting at
the top.
CAUTION: Do not pull on the cable where it
connects to the detector body. It is
permanently attached; too much force
could damage the connection.
II. HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
Stand with the detector in one hand, with the coil on
the ground, a few feet in front of you. If the stem is
not set at a comfortable height, push the button on
the lower rod to change the length. If you make a
large adjustment, wrap the cable again, starting at
the top.
CAUTION: Do not pull on the cable where it
connects to the detector body. It is
permanently attached; too much force
could damage the connection.
III. FIND TREASURE!
Your Treasure Detector will detect all kinds of metal
from iron relics, to coins and household items, to
precious metals like gold and silver.
III. FIND TREASURE!
Your Treasure Detector will detect all kinds of metal
from iron relics, to coins and household items, to
precious metals like gold and silver.
IV. SENSITIVITY METER
Your meter moves when metal is detected. It shows
the strength of the signal and helps with pinpointing
the object. Watch for the location where the meter
jumps strongly to the right; that’s where the target is.
V. AIR TESTING
You can test your detector by passing coins over the
search coil. Remember that coins found on the
ground will lie flat; so pass the coins parallel to the
search coil for optimum results.
CAUTION: There is metal in the floors, ceilings, wall
and counters of most homes. There is metal in
tables. Keep the detector away from metal.
IV. SENSITIVITY METER
Your meter moves when metal is detected. It shows
the strength of the signal and helps with pinpointing
the object. Watch for the location where the meter
jumps strongly to the right; that’s where the target is.
V. AIR TESTING
You can test your detector by passing coins over the
search coil. Remember that coins found on the
ground will lie flat; so pass the coins parallel to the
search coil for optimum results.
CAUTION: There is metal in the floors, ceilings, wall
and counters of most homes. There is metal in
tables. Keep the detector away from metal.
Do not attempt to place coins on the floor of your
home or apartment; the metal in the floor will
interfere with the signal.
It is best to have a friend hold the detector body, with
the search coil suspended in the air, while you pass
the coins.
If you turn the detector on and turn the Trash
Eliminator switch fully clockwise (to the right), you will
hear different tones. Pass a penny, nickel, dime,
quarter, nail, screwdriver and pull-tab. Notice the
different sounds, or no sound at all! Turn the Trash
Eliminator to many different settings, and sometimes
notice different tones for the same object.
Do not attempt to place coins on the floor of your
home or apartment; the metal in the floor will
interfere with the signal.
It is best to have a friend hold the detector body, with
the search coil suspended in the air, while you pass
the coins.
If you turn the detector on and turn the Trash
Eliminator switch fully clockwise (to the right), you will
hear different tones. Pass a penny, nickel, dime,
quarter, nail, screwdriver and pull-tab. Notice the
different sounds, or no sound at all! Turn the Trash
Eliminator to many different settings, and sometimes
notice different tones for the same object.
VI. TUNING and GROUND BALANCING
Forget it !
With your GOLD DIGGER™ Treasure Detector, it’s automatic.
Be it hard ground, a sandy beach, rocks, or the black sand
terrains common to gold prospecting locations, your GOLD
DIGGER™ adjusts itself to tune out naturally occurring mineral
deposits, and only detect the metal objects you are looking for.
VII. CONTROLS
• POWER/SENSITIVITY
(the left knob)
The detector is off in the full counter-clockwise position (to the left).
Turn it on with a click to the right. The further clockwise, the higher the
sensitivity. If you get static or noise, then lower the sensitivity a bit.
VI. TUNING and GROUND BALANCING
Forget it !
With your GOLD DIGGER™ Treasure Detector, it’s automatic.
Be it hard ground, a sandy beach, rocks, or the black sand
terrains common to gold prospecting locations, your GOLD
DIGGER™ adjusts itself to tune out naturally occurring mineral
deposits, and only detect the metal objects you are looking for.
VII. CONTROLS
• POWER/SENSITIVITY
(the left knob)
The detector is off in the full counter-clockwise position (to the left).
Turn it on with a click to the right. The further clockwise, the higher the
sensitivity. If you get static or noise, then lower the sensitivity a bit.
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