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Detech Chaser Metal Detector now available at River Team Six
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Tony N (Michigan)
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Tony (Michigan)
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BarryL said:
Mine weighs 3 pounds 8 ounces.
The coil can probably be submerged in water but not the control unit.
It's a very simple to set up detector with four built in programs that you can adjust.
If a target is close to the coil it shows '45' on the control unit so you just lift the coil to get the proper VDI.
I dug a buffalo nickel on my property that was as deep as the tip of my fingers almost to my elbow. I was so amazed. It was historic depth for me. And that was with the 9" coil!
Like any detector, you need to learn the difference between falsing off iron and a real target.
Tony N (Michigan)
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At the bottom of the screen is a line with increments on it. While you are detecting you can adjust the disc on the fly by pressing the right arrow for more disc or left arrow for less disc.