Features of the Digital Target Max Pro:
Pro
II Target Max
Features: Lightweight, clips to your belt for easy use - Versatile- use in the long range mode with the power booster electrode in the ground (most preferred), then switch to the locator mode and fasten to your belt in bushy or rough terrain, for portability and target location. - 4 Select frequencies (Gold, silver, iron, and diamonds) - Sensitivity dial for determining size of the target - Distance- in the long range mode up to 3 miles - Depth to100 feet - Locates targets that are in iron boxes - Nugget hunters will find it easy to use with the two modes. - Ideal for dwelling searches, interior or exterior
1-800-898-6673 & 1-800-327-9697 Toll-FREE Pro II Gold Cross
The
Gold Cross detects gold up to 300 yards away and up to
70 feet deep. By simply flicking a switch, you can choose
between gold or silver hunting ( new gold & silver
model only). This medium range locator operates by locating
the resonance wave length of gold or silver targets. As
you approach the gold, the tuned rods will point towards
the target. When you're directly over the gold, the rods
will fully cross one another. Perfect pinpointing, that's
why it's called the Gold Cross! The Gold Cross only points
towards gold (no nails, iron, or other trash). The Gold
Cross also has the unique ability to determine the size
of the object by use of the adjustable sensitivity knob,
a feature lacking on similar long range locators.
Key Features: Discrimination of Iron, Etc. - Determines Size of Target - Has Sensitivity Adjust - Lightweight & Compact Accurately Locates: Gold & Silver Coins, Rings, Jewelry, Dredging Pay Streaks, Nuggets, Treasure The Gold Cross is a valuable tool for nugget shooting, prospecting, high banking, or dredging." - Bob Fitzgerald My first trip into the field was to the mother lode country of Northern California. Remember, the Gold Cross is a real time saver for finding "Hot Spots". A little common sense goes a long way. While testing, we put out several markers for probable targets. I had no trouble finding small nuggets (1/4 pennyweight at 50 to 100 yards). But, one must remember here that this unit goes deep (70+ feet on large veins). My point is if we get a cross that is a probable nugget and there is 6 feet of overburden, it is probably not something to pursue. On the other hand, it doesn't hurt to wave your detector over it. I was able to locate a small beach (in a hydraulic area) where a couple of small nuggets were found. I was told later that this was indeed a "Hot Area". I was able to locate this from 100 yards away. Also, the instrumentation is very effective for locating "hot spots": sweep one rod unit until you get a lock and mark this spot. Move to a second location 50 to 75 feet away and repeat. You should be able to triangulate where the two points meet. This is a probable target. As you can see, we have a very valuable tool for nugget shooting, prospecting, high banking, or dredging. Keep in mind- use common sense in locating targets, and Practice, practice. Good luck. - Bob Fitzgerald Product Review (Excerpts) by Bob Fitzgerald.
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