Minelab X-Terra 505 Instrukcja Obsługi Pobierz pdf (Strona 62)

The Hunt

X-TERRA Settings

After setting the Noise Cancel Channel, Volume level, Sensitivity, Ground

Balance and making sure I’m set up in the proper Discrimination Pattern

and with the correct number of tones, I’m good to go.

Sweeping the Coil

As I walk along, I’m careful to overlap my swaths. On Double-D coils I like

to overlap by at least 1/3. On Concentric coils, I try to overlap by 1/2. My

swath width depends on the circumstances. If I am hunting between

rows in a eld of corn, I’m limited to the 30-inch row width. If I am in open

territory, I have a slightly wider sweep. Yours will depend on your height

and arm length. Just make sure you don’t get your feet going faster than

your arm. In other words, overlap those swaths! And don’t be in such a

hurry to work an area that you take too wide of swaths. Doing so can

cause you to raise the lip of the coil up as you switch directions, causing

false signals and missed targets. You’re better o making narrower

swaths, and taking more passes.

The sweep speed I have depends on the number of targets I am getting

in each sweep. As one who hunts in zero discrimination (or All Metal)

with multiple tones, I know what is under the coil at any given time. If you

choose to hunt in a Discrimination Pattern, with some notches rejected,

don’t be misled into thinking there is nothing in the ground just because

your detector isn’t beeping. Those rejected targets also have to be

processed. And the blanking eect they produce is important too.

Understanding your X-TERRA - Practical Detecting

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Minelab X-Terra 505 Instrukcja Obsługi Strona 62