Where To Find Treasure With Metal Detector
Hey where is a good place to find treasures with a metal detector?
a beach, hiking trails, your own back yard unless you mean land marks then i would say california, north and south carolina, texas, etc… good luck.
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Treasure Hunter Metal Detector $89.95 Treasure Hunter Metal Detector |
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Lone Star Metal Detector $159 Most children, at one point or another, embark on a treasure hunt. They dig in the sand at the beach, or in the flower boxes at home, hoping to find a pirate’s booty, an Egyptian King’s tomb, or a lost toy. As children grow, the meaning of treasure evolves from mythical wooden chests stuffed with gold into more commonplace articles, but the hunt maintains that sense of adventure. For those who covet treasures of the metal variety, Bounty Hunter offers their Lone Star metal detector. Those individuals who prize Mother Earth also benefit from the detector, redirecting littered cans to the recycling bin. The detector scans using a waterproof 8-inch coil on an ergonomic S-rod. Moving the coil levelly over the ground or water, the unit detects small items up to 8 inches below and larger items up to 3 feet under. Three different operation modes further assist the bounty hunter. For indiscriminate prospecting, press the “all metal” button on the detector’s touch pad, while selecting “auto notch” eliminates most pull-tabs and trash items from detection. The “discriminate notch” method eradicates iron and trash and allows the user to manually adjust the DISC/NOTCH knob to rule out other metals. The detector deciphers a target’s metal composition both visually on the LCD screen, and audibly with a tone through the built-in speakers. A low tone indicates nails, bottle caps, gold or nickel while a medium tone suggests pull-tabs, zinc, and post-1982 pennies. High tones denote copper, silver, brass, and pre-1982 pennies. A headphone jack is installed. Headphones must be purchased separately, as must the two 9-volt alkaline batteries that power the detector. This item is covered under a five-year warranty. The USA-made detector measures 28.7 by 10.5 by 6.7 inches upon shipping and weighs 4.6 pounds. |
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Treasure Tracker $29.98 Hunt for coins, watches, jewelry and more with your very own Treasure Tracker digital metal detector! Explore the science behind searching for valuables at the beach or in your own backyard! You’ll be amazed what you can find buried right beneath you. Adjustable settings, a digital backlit display and audio tone alerts make this metal detector easy to use and provides hours of fun! You’ll never know when you could strike it rich! |
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Pioneer-202 Metal Detector $225.94 Pioneer-202 Metal Detector Pioneer 202 Metal DetectorAdvanced treasure huntingTouch pad control4 Modes of operationFully automatic Ground-Trac® ground balancing3-Tone target identificationProgressive iron discrimination |
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VLF 2.1 Metal Detector $66.94 VLF 2.1 Metal Detector Bounty Hunter VLF 2.1 VLF 2.1The Metal Detector with Discrimination and Sensitivity Control is a low cost metal detector that will get you up and running for hidden treasure in no time. The VLF 2-1 Metal Detector by Bounty Hunter is lightweight with an ergonomic design for easy handling and comfortable use. The Bounty Hunters Metal Detector will detect coin size objects up to 5″ deep and larger coins at up to 3 inches. This Bounty Hunter Metal Detector also has discrimination control that will eliminate iron and most unwanted objects and sensitivity control for maximizing depth detection. Bounty Hunter The Metal Detectors VLF 21 operates on 2 9V alkaline batteries.FeaturesDiscrimination control will eliminate iron and most unwanted itemsMaximize depth detection with sensitivity controlDetects coin-size objects up to 5″ deep and larger objects up to 3″Volume proportional to signal strength2 search modesVariable levels of discriminationPreset ground balanceLightweight, ergonomic design for easy handling & comfortable use6 inch weather resistant coilOperates on 2 9-volt alkaline batteries |
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