Just became a new Lobo St owner

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Anyone got any good tips. I been tecting about 4 years with a DFX and about a year with a MXT. This is my first venture into a non whites brand machine and no visual meter. Took it out today and played with it. Had alot of fun, didn't find much (probably because I have hunt the place many, many times), but still picked up some pennies and a dime and alot of tabs. Looking forward to learning this machine. Any tips or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
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[Daedalus]

Main tip is learn the sound of the items you are hunting . And make sure of the ground balance . But you have a real nice machine that is for sure .
And it will sniff out Gold really well .

You will just have to do what you already started , go out and hunt and practice as much as you can . One thing is it will not take long to learn the machine as you have been doing this for awhile .

I have a Tesoro Diablo II that I use , it was the model before yours . I really like it and it does really well even as old as it is , works as well as the day it was made . You should get many years of use out of your Lobo ST , and you can not beat there lifetime Warranty !

 

[Terry Soloman]

The Lobo SuperTRAQ is a great machine. I have found BB-size pickers at 7" in highly mineralized soil out near Rich Hill, in the Weaver Mountains of Arizona. Super for tailing piles and small gold our big Minelabs walk over. Sensitivity high, no discrimination, Mosquito humm threshold. Re ground balance every 15-minutes or so - Terry