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Jul 22, 2012, 06:25 AM
#21
Wonder who decided to call it the "Featherweight" model ? Heavy old thing (4lbs 6oz) even without the extra two batteries of the Deepseeker version. Only made an armrest for the Deepseeker and BFO's in the first year or two though there was a three way universal hip mount for all models.
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Jul 22, 2012 06:25 AM
# ADS
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Jul 22, 2012, 07:04 PM
#22
Mine has the armrest on it held by 2 screw type hose clamps.
The jeans rivet i found after cleaned up a little,has the words L S&Co, SF.
I looked online and it is from a pair of Levis,circa 1900 to about 1930.
It looks like the 1900 series for sure,but Levis changed the rivet some how before,or during WWII.
I looked at a couple sites about Levis collectables buttons and rivets.
I just received my adapter for the head phones,i tried it and it worked great. It is a single earpiece,and it uses a 3.5 jack,that is why i needed an adapter.
Plus because of critters,including bears and rattlesnakes,i wanted a single earpiece,and not double,or complete headphones.
Plus,people walking up behind me.
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Jul 22, 2012, 09:37 PM
#23
Sorry to hijack this, but I have a VLF/TR question. We just got one and I'm figuring everything out, but so far so good. We have the manual and the groundhog 8"ish coil.
My question is does the VLF Ground Zero Control do anything at all in TR? And does the TR selector do anything at all in VLF?
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Jul 22, 2012, 11:07 PM
#24
My model is the ADS Groundhog. It has the 2 position switch in the handle.It has the Auto/Manual switch on the lower left corner.
But the Garrett manual,and the one catalog,describe the same functions.
By the manual-If you operate in Vlf,with the switch in manual mode,the ground cancel mode is activated,and the Tr,is deactivated.
And in the Tr mode,the detector will NOT cancel out iron ground minerals in this mode.The Vlf mode has been canceled out.Or,the ground cancel control is non-funtional.
Also,read the 2 posts from occupant.I also copied and pasted his posts and put them in my binder.I also copied the catalog 1978 from here:
treasurelinx.com
After you download it,print out pages 7-10.This explains a lot with pics. What i have done is take the Garrett manual,and the pages i referenced,and put them in a thin binder to use as a manual for myself.
Another easy way for me to remember the Ground Cancel Knob(top left),is this:
Push sound into ground= High minerals====Decrease knob
Pull sound from ground=Low minerals=====Increase knob
So in my terms,since i am pushing the sound,to the ground,i am using a Decreased effort.So i Decrease the knob.
So,when i am pulling the sound out of the ground,i am increasing my effort,so i increase the knob.
Hope this makes sense.It is an easy way for me to remember which way to turn the Ground Balance Knob.
I have only had my MD for 2 weeks now,so i am still learning.Next for me to learn is to use the TR function,to discriminate,or double discriminate to determine to dig,or not to dig.
So far i have just been digging every sound to learn.
Except for the double beep,or a long sound all the way across the coil.
Also,the newer Garrett Scorpion,and the new At pro,use the same hertz(15),and the same knobs,or functions.
They just took this great machine,and made it a little lighter,and look better for today's models.
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