BONANZA metal detector Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

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Search Method
With the BONANZA set up and ready, the coil should be swung smoothly
from side to side, a little above the ground surface. It is not effective to
‘scrub’ the coil on the surface of the ground (this can also damage the coil
and places strain on the stem assembly).
Suggested operating heights for the standard coils are:
13” DD coil: 2” (50 mm) minimum above ground surface
10” DD coil: 1½” (40 mm) minimum above ground surface
7”DD coil; Any distance.
Make sure that the coil is swung evenly over and parallel to the ground
surface and that the coil does not rise at each end of the swing. Cover the
ground in smooth, parallel swings to ensure maximum detection coverage.
In All-Metal Mode, both ferrous and non-ferrous targets will give the same
audio response by a sudden increase in the intensity of the threshold tone.
A strong response indicates a large or relatively shallow target and a weak
response indicates a small or deep target. Audio signal in All-Metal Mode
can not be analysed with BONANZA.
All-Metal Mode is achieved with BONANZA by turning the Discrimination
control to 0.
In Discrimination Mode (when the Discrimination control is set on number
greater than 0), good non-ferrous targets will give a clear, well-defined,
two-way, repeatable audio signal. Ferrous targets will give a ‘clicking’
audio response or an indistinct and erratic response.
Pinpointing is by simply X-ing the coil across the signal. The position
where the signals are strongest below the coil centre indicates the target
position. As with all detectors, when targets are of complex shape or are
located at an angle in the soil, pin-pointing may not be entirely accurate so
it is suggested that, when digging, the user allow space to avoid possible
damage to finds.
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