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8 The Importance of the Right Approach Treasure hunting can be a profitable and rewarding hobby, if approached in a patient and diligent manner. Tim

METAL DETECTING AND THE LAW It is also important to keep the detector head as close to the ground as possible. ideally, you should "iron"

10 CODE OF 1. Do not trespass. Ask permission before venturing on to any private land. CONDUCT 2. Respect the Country Code. Do not leave gates open

The Detector Drifts out of Tune (a) Temperature drift caused by the change in air temperature when a machine is moved from a house or a car into the

CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION 1 ASSEMBLING YOUR PROMET 3 2 BATTERIES 2·3 GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR PROMET 3 4 CONTROLS: On/Off Tune 4 Sensitivity 4

INTRODUCTION The C-Scope PROMET 3 is the culmination of many years of research by both electronic engineers and metal detector enthusiasts to prod

2 ASSEMBLING Assembly of the PROMET 3 requires no special tools. YOUR PROMET 3 1. Remove the various parts from the box (the lower stem is already

, R S O. Battery Compartment R. Battery Cover P. Penlight Battery Holders S. Fastener a. Battery Leads The loudspeaker is by far the greatest drain on

4 GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR PROMET 3 CONTROLS AND WHAT THEY DO On/Off Tune Sensitivity After assembly and ballery insertion the PROMET 3 is now re

T. On/Off Tune U. Sensitivity V. Ground Exclude W. Auto Tune X. Battery Check Y. Retune Status Z. Meter Discriminate a. Audio Discriminate Ground Ex

6 Meter/Audio Discriminate OPERATING YOUR PROMET 3 The levels of Discrimination or Rejection are identical in both modes Meter and Audio (Discrimina

Pinpointing Since the detectors employ a Total Response search head the object can be detected across the full width, back to front, of the search he