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I. Size of Object: This is the most important factor that will influence the

depth of your Tracker. For instance, you may only be able to detect a

quarter at 6-8 inches but a large container of hundreds of quarters can

possibly be detected at 3 feet and upwards.

II. Matrix of the Soil: The mineral content of the soil you're detecting in

will undoubtedly affect the depth capability of your detector.

III. Operator's Expertise: The more you practice with your Tracker the

more likely you will tune in to your detector and begin to find deeper

objects that beginners would walk right over.

IV. Sensitivity Control: Your Tracker's Sensitivity Mode can be adjusted to

maximize depth, but you have to be careful not to ride your Sensitivity too

high or you may also get a lot of false signaling.

V. Discrimination Control: Whenever you turn your Discrimination

control on you will lose a little sensitivity, and when you do feel you need

the extra depth, it is best to operate in the All Metals Motion Mode.

VI. Oxidation: The longer an object is buried, the more the conductivity. If

for instance you were to bury a new quarter you would go only 6 inches or

less on it as compared to a quarter that's been buried for 30 years you may

detect upwards of 8 inches.

TECHNOLOGY OF METAL DETECTING

You should be, by now, a little curious about the wonders of the

technology that drives a metal detector.

To illustrate the true complexity of how the Tracker accomplishes the task

of finding metal, would require a few hundred pages and a large dictionary

to decipher the terminology related to electronics

It is a good idea just the same to make an attempt to understand what

basically makes a metal detector tick. This understanding might even

improve your technique.

The batteries drive the circuitry to emit electromagnetic wavelengths into

the soil where metal may or may not be present.

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