Any one have any look with 34 dollar garrett pinpoint pro

#Any one have any look with 34 dollar garrett pinpoint pro manual#
#Any one have any look with 34 dollar garrett pinpoint pro pro#
#Any one have any look with 34 dollar garrett pinpoint pro zip#

#Any one have any look with 34 dollar garrett pinpoint pro manual#

?Observations:? I initally had trouble using the smart trac pinpoint feature but after several trial and errors and rereading the manual I was able to figure it out.? After that it was 100% in pinpointing targets.? I found it to be a little heavy compared to what I had been using and I had to switch back and forth from rt. I dug a few pennies from a baseball field back stop area which I had hit hard several times in the past.? I noticed that with the coil I was using you had to stay about a foot from a metal fence to keep from having false tones and interference.? It is really sensitive and you could probably adjust some of this out if so desired, or go to the 4.5' coil and work close in.? I didn't have the small coil with me.? By this time I was getting hot in my long sleeve shirt and it was lunch time my stomache let me know.? I packed it up and headed for the house. ?Armed with new batteries I went to a close by park to continue my testing.

?Armed with the manual in my shirt pocket I headed out for the local soccer field where I had done pretty well coin shooting a few days before.? On turning the machine on I noticed a distinct whine in my earphones which became a bit irritating after a while.? Whipping out my trusty manual I found the cure for that and made a few custom settings while I was at it.? I set the? machine on 'coin' mode and hit the turf.? I hit two quarters and a couple of clad pennies witlhin five minutes and then the machine seemed to go to sleep with no targets for quite afew minutes.? So, what was wrong? I got out my manual and just couldn't figure it out.? After musing for the better part of an hour I noticed the battery indicator was all white indicating dead batteries!? Apparently the factory supplied batteries had been in the machine for a while and were weak to begin with.? The manual recommends removing the batteries for long term storage.? Guess what I didn't have with me? Yep, no spare batteries.? I had all the 9v batteries in the world that fit my old machine but no AA with me, (it holds 8, AA).? I shut down and drove home some few miles away to replace the batteries.which was simple enough to do by the way.

The LCD screen is big and easy to read and interpret with a little practice.? The learning curb does not seem to be too steep if one has a few months experience metal detecting.

#Any one have any look with 34 dollar garrett pinpoint pro pro#

?With out going into great detail, the GPI 2500 Pro has 4 discriminated modes plus a custom setting and an all metal.? Discriminatiion in each mode is fully adjustable as are most of the features on the machine.? There's a pleasant female voice that helps you through the various settings if you desire.?Unlike your mother-in-law, you can turn her off!? (Smile that's a joke ladies). The manual was pocket size and easy to carry for quick reference. ?I also ordered a 14.5 and a 4.5' extra search coil.

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My new detector came while I was out of town and I was able to assemble it just Sunday afternoon.? I quickly read through the manual and found it easy to assemble, pretty straight forward like most other detectors.? It was shipped in a nice zip up case with lots of foam protection and a couple of zip close big pockets on each end for batteries, etc.? The backbone of the case was just cardboard so don't get it wet.? Also, it's not very handy if you move from site to site as you have to disassemble your detector each time.? I wound up leaving mine assembled and not using the case.? It would be good for storage though.