Congratulations Bounty Hunter on finally opening up a forum.

[Mick in Dubbo]

It's good to finally see. I was trying to get some info on some Bounty Hunters several months back, but didn't find a single forum.
I don't own a Bounty Hunter at the moment, but a Tracker 4 was my first detector. The 3300 sounds like an interesting machine. Having a forum like this, will make a huge difference to new detector operators, as from my own personal experience I can attest to. I nearly gave up on the hobby, because I didn't know how to pinpoint with the machine (and still can't, with a tracker 4 at least) and it caused considerable frustration. Having a forum like this will help new operators come to grips with their new machines, preventing that type of frustration.
Good luck to all Bounty Hunter users, and make full use of this resource that you now have. Not only will it help you to overcome any learning problems you might have, but it adds a whole new dimension to the hobby, in which you can share your good times and bad, with like minded people.
Mick Evans.

 

[ikandigit]

I agree Mick!...If everyone keeps talking,we keep learning!......HappyHunting!

 

[nugget]

I've used my tracker IV's for around 4yrs. They are a great machine for the price! RE: pinpointing, I have the 10" coils on my machines, I find that the old criss-cross method works very well!, with all the coils in fact. Sometimes if pinpointing is difficult, due to big targets it may be necessary to lift the coil a little higher, this will help you, as the signal seems to centre better. I have used these methods to great effect, finding [size=large]well in excess of $20,000[/size] worth of jewelery and coins in the last couple of years! HH all, regards Nugget.