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Fed up with the Multi-tones Driving you Mad?
Don’t Sell it yet, you can turn it into a Great
Turn on and Go Machine.
You will be Amazed
How Different your detector can Sound!
28 Tried and Tested Minelab Explorer Programs that you can use within 10 minutes of getting this E-book. The book additionally contains Hints & Tips, the best settings, screen interpretations, simple explanations of how to use the detectors menu options effectively.
E-Book Contents:
28 Programs many good for Worked Out sites.
Why I always search in all metal mode
Display Cross Hair / Icons Explanations of use
Noise Cancel
Using Manual Sensitivity
Make a Depth Ruler for “In Air” testing
Threshold Definition and use
Volume Limit and Volume Gain
Response Audio
Tone Id Sound
Tone Variability and Limits
Recovery Deep
Recovery Fast
Pinpoint Mode
Why I Don’t use Patterns
Noise Cancel Advanced Use for Deeper Coins etc
Many Minelab Explorer Specific Web-links / Web Tv Videos
Metal Detecting Organisations
Metal Detecting Clubs: UK and USA Web-links
How to Repair Metal Detector search coils
Get a Replacement Instruction manual free of charge
Using the Programs here are some of the “In Air” depth tests we have achieved, experienced detector users also know that depth obtained in the ground is deeper than in air due to the “halo” effect, where a small amount of corrosion occurs around an object which increases the surface area of the target, hence much deeper targets can be expected than the in air depth figures below.
In-Air In the Ground
£1 Coin ................up to 14” approx 18”
£2 Coin ................up to 15” approx 20”
Roman Bronze ......up to 10” approx 12”
Gold Ring (Beach) 15” approx 16”
Detection depth depends upon the settings used
Low or no discrimination and the best program
Settings. Your hearing level also determines the depth of signals you can get.