Make sure there is no other metal nearby or the "air test" cannot be
properly performed. What do you need in preparation for this "air test"?
Find a nickel, a dime, a copper penny, a quarter, a pull tab, a nail, any
piece of small iron, a gold ring, and you'll be completely ready for the
most important preliminary test before taking your unit out into the field.
Air Testing
When first turning the unit on, you will hear a "beep" that lets you know
that there are batteries in the unit and all systems are go. If your batteries
are completely dead, or if there are no batteries in the unit, you will not
hear any tone when turning the unit on. I highly recommend using
Alkaline batteries only. Not only will you gain more hours of operation,
but the unit will perform at its maximum capability.
After turning the unit on, position your Sensitivity knob around the 5:00
position of a clock dial or a little more than three-quarters of a turn. This
will guarantee that you will not get any false signaling or extraneous
noises. False signaling can occur when operating your unit at maximum
Sensitivity; this can be confusing for those who are just beginning the
hobby. You will lose a little depth when operating the unit with the
Sensitivity three-quarters of a turn; even though, your main concern should
be to first learn how to detect at its lower, more stable Sensitivity setting.
You can better take advantage of the unit's ability to detect deeper at
higher Sensitivity settings after gaining more experience.
Okay. We now have the unit on the table with the Sensitivity at three-
quarters of a turn. Where do we go from here?
Make sure your Discrimination control is turned off completely
(Counterclockwise). All of the Tracker detectors are "Motion Detectors".
With your Discrimination turned off completely, your detector is now in
the All Metals Motion Mode.
(Tracker III or IV users: Make sure that your toggle switch is in the "center
position" for All Metals Motion Mode.) When your Tracker is in All
Metals Motion Mode, your coil has to be in movement when detecting
above the ground; in this setting, you will be detecting every metal that the
coil encounters including: iron, aluminum, silver, gold, brass, copper, etc.
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