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1. Eight distinct target categories are listed across the top of
the display and indicate the most common metals found with-
in these categories. It is important to understand the display
information should only be consulted after a solid repeatable
audio tone “beep has been located.
2. A specic metals category is dictated by that metals exact
content, size, and shape. The reference label above the dis
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play provides a comparison of known metals. Identical metal
items indicate identical display categories. Similar metal items
produce similar display categories. And dierent metal items
produce dierent display categories. Dierent types of metal
may, however, share the same category based on their electri-
cal characteristics (size, shape, exact content). For example,
small aluminum foil and small gold jewelry may indicate in the
same category. The display simply tells you the most common
items for that specic category. One must use this informa-
tion as a guide. Consistency is the key. For example, if three or
more bullets are dug at the same display indication, one can
assume these bullets are common to that specic area and
further identical indications are highly likely to be additional
bullets of the same size/type within that specic area being
searched. If those particular bullets are not of interest, one
may choose to ignore (not dig) any further identical indica-
tions within that area.
3. Low battery condition is automatically listed on the display
in the form of a battery icon. Low battery indicates you need
to replace the batteries. One may expect about 20 hours of
continuous searching with two good quality alkaline batteries.
Battery life will vary with intermittent use, temperature, control
settings, target indications, battery quality, battery condi
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Displays
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