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REQUIREMENT FOR MOTION
Like other modern metal detectors, the Time Ranger™ searchcoil
must be kept in motion in order to both detect and identify targets.
The All Metal Pinpoint mode continues to detect metal if searchcoil
motion stops over the target. This mode is used primarily to
pinpoint the exact location of a target so that it can be retrieved with
a minimum of digging, and does not provide target identification.
The Time Ranger™ also features a Self-Tuning All Metal mode in
Program #4. Under most conditions, this is the deepest and most
sensitive mode. It is used primarily for gold prospecting and for
relic hunting in areas where there isn't a lot of metal trash, and
does not provide target identification.
GROUND BALANCING
To achieve maximum depth in both the All Metals Pinpoint and Self-
Tuning all metals modes, the Time Ranger™ offers Smart Trac™
computerized ground balancing to cancel the effects of iron minerals
in the ground. This does not affect the other (discrimination/target
ID) modes. The All Metal Pinpoint mode can be used for pinpointing
objects at moderate depth in most soils without prior ground
balancing.
DISCRIMINATION
"Discrimination" refers to a metal detector's ability to ignore metal
objects in selected categories, especially iron and aluminum. This
makes searching an area where there's a lot of metal trash much
more pleasant. The Time Ranger™ offers a wide variety of
discrimination features which you can select according to conditions
and your personal preference.
DEPTH READING
The estimated "Depth reading" is based on the strength of the
signal. It is calibrated for typical coin-size objects. Small objects
will read deeper than they actually are, and large objects will read
shallower than they actually are.
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