Falcon Gold Tracker MD20 Bedienungsanleitung

The Falcon Gold Tracker model MD20 is a unique metal detector designed to

find gold, even extremely small pieces of gold. Built upon the technology of

the MD10SP, the MD20 has increased probe sensitivity and the controls have

linear enhancements to provide ease and precision of setting. The MD20 has

a waterproof probe on a 5 foot cable. Threading the cable through the op-

tional handle allows the user to search standing up. Operating at 300 KHz

and using High Q components, the Falcon has superior sensitivity to all

other probes.

To be found with your Falcon, a metal or mineral target must exist in an elec-

trically conductive form and in sufficient concentration. Gold, silver, and

other metals are found in such form both in nature and man made objects. The

Falcon responds to all metals. Its ability to detect and pinpoint small nuggets

have given it the label GOLD TRACKER. While the Falcon does not dis-

criminate between metals, it gives separate responses to minerals vs. metals.

The Falcon may even respond to the electro magnetic field of the earth as

seen by waving the probe in the air with the sensitivity at maximum. This

effect will be minimal during normal use. The Falcon is a motion detector

and needs to be moved slowly over the target for maximum sensitivity.

INTRODUCTION

Speaker

ON/ OFF and

Sensitivity Knob

Auto Ground Balance Knob

Head Phone

Jack

Waterproof Probe

On 5 foot cable

Two 9v batteries are accessible

by removing these 4 screws

and removing the side plate.

Red Band, Black Band, Copper Sensitivity Ring

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ........................................................ 1

MD 20 ILLUSTRATION ............................................. 2

INSTALLING BATTERIES ........................................ 3

CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS.................... 3

MODES OF OPERATION........................................... 4

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .................................. 5

TIPS .............................................................................. 6

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RESPONSES............... 7

CAUTIONS .................................................................. 8

SPECIFICATIONS....................................................... 9

WARRANTY ............................................................. 10

OWNER’S MANUAL

MD20

GOLD TRACKER

To install batteries, remove four screws on the side panel of the electronics case

and install two 9v batteries. Alkaline batteries are recommended because their

superior discharge characteristics give longer and more consistent operation. Be

careful not to disturb the electronics when changing batteries. Always replace

both batteries. One battery drives the sensing electronics while the other drives

the audio signaling.

AUTOMATIC GROUND BALANCE KNOB: This control provides for coarse

sensitivity setting and enables the detector to adjust automatically for changing

ground mineralization. See Operating Instructions.

SENSITIVITY CONTROL KNOB: This control is used to fine tune the Ground

Balance control. Adjusting the sensitivity too high may cause unstable operation.

See Operating Instructions.

SEARCH PROBE: The probe is a highly efficient shielded search coil. It is

much smaller and lighter than conventional search coils and gives ultra sensitiv-

ity to tiny objects such as placer deposit, tiny nuggets, and pockets of black sand.

SENSITIVITY RING: The copper sensitivity ring on the probe is used to in-

crease or decrease the sensitivity and focus. See Modes of Operation. 3

INSTALLING BATTERIES

CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

Normal Mode (Black Band)

The Copper Sensitivity Ring should be placed behind the black band for

normal operation. This setting will allow the sensitivity to be adjusted easier

and the unit will be more stable. This mode is recommended for pinpoint-

ing coins, jewelry, and relics.

Enhanced Sensitivity Mode (Red Band)

The Copper Sensitivity Ring may be moved forward to the rear edge of the

red band to increase sensitivity. Moving the Copper ring beyond the red

band will result in unstable operation and continuous sounding. Note, in

this mode the probe will be more susceptible to interference and may need

occasional readjustment of the sensitivity knob. This mode is generally pre-

ferred for detecting tiny specs of gold.

MODES OF OPERATION

1) Advance the Ground Balance knob to the 1 o’clock position.

2) Adjust Sensitivity Ring for desired mode. ( See Modes of Operation)

3) Turn unit on using the Sensitivity knob and advance it to the 1 o’clock posi-

tion.

4) Make sure that no metals are near the probe tip. Advance the Ground Bal-

ance knob until the alert tone sounds then back it up slightly until the alert

tone stops.

5) Advance the Sensitivity knob until the unit barely sounds. Just a slight hum

or mosquito sound will give maximum sensitivity. The unit may be operated

in the silent mode (no hum) and still be very sensitive. Remember the more

sensitive you have adjusted your unit, the more false signals may occur.

Experience will make this adjustment easier.

6) As the unit warms and stabilizes (1 to 2 minutes) the knobs may need to be

readjusted using steps 4 and 5..

7) Should the alert tone sound continuously, back the Ground Balance knob

and the Sensitivity knobs counterclockwise until alert stops. Should the unit

continue to sound with the two knobs fully counter clockwise, back the Sen-

sitivity Ring away from the rings and probe tip. If the sound cannot be

stopped without turning the unit off, call your dealer or the factory.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

5 6

TIPS

The Falcon probe can be used in the NORMAL mode for pin pointing coins,

jewelry, relics, or other targets without touching them. Using metal probes

to locate targets can damage the surface of the target, the Falcon will not.

The larger the target the deeper it can be found with the Falcon. Small

sounds may indicate a small target near the surface or a large target down

deep. Use headphones to hear the small “whimpers” that may yield big re-

wards. When headphones are plugged in, the speaker is turned off.

Metal targets buried in the ground for a long time will have an oxidation

layer “halo” around them. This layer is electrically conductive with the tar-

get and may create a virtual target much larger than the piece of metal creat-

ing it. Once the target is dug up the oxidation layer is destroyed. Many

times small targets are “lost” because the signal becomes too small for the

traditional detector to sense. The Falcon can help locate those “lost” targets.

Remember the Falcon sounds on all metal targets, not just gold.

• Do not leave your Falcon in direct sunlight or in extreme heat (such as

the dashboard of your vehicle) The internal components and the outer

case may be damaged when subjected to extreme temperatures and void

the warranty.

• Do not dig with the probe tip. Such mechanical forces can cause dam-

age to the unit and may detune the probe.

• Do not kink the probe cable, store with 6 inch bend radius.

• To remove the cable from the electronics box, hold both connector

pieces and use a gentle twist and pull.

• The probe and 5’ cable are waterproof, however, do not immerse elec-

tronics in water. Water damage to the electronics will void the war-

ranty.

• Use extreme care when changing batteries not to damage or alter elec-

tronic components.

• Remove batteries when storing your Falcon for a long period to prevent

possible battery corrosion from damaging your unit.

A positive response (signal going toward the target) indicates a

metal such as gold, silver, copper, etc.

A negative response (signal moving away from the target) in-

dicates a mineral such as iron oxides, black sand, etc.

For example, while scanning a pan of sample material, the Falcon may give

a signal as the probe is passed over an area. By pushing the probe toward

the signal area and pulling it away, one can determine whether the signal is

caused by metal or mineral based on the direction of signaling over the tar-

get.

Specimens often contain detectable amounts of both mineral and metal. The

automatic ground balance feature will allow the metal to sound while mini-

mizing the effects of the mineral resulting in a positive response for the

metal.

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RESPONSES

CAUTIONS

WARRANTY

For terms of Warranty, refer to your Warranty card. To be valid,

your warranty must be registered with the factory in accordance

with the instructions contained in the warranty. Units to be re-

turned as defective under warranty must be authorized by the fac-

tory and be assigned a return authorization number (RA#) prior to

being returned. Postage or freight on returned units must be pre-

paid by the sender. Units received out of warranty will be repaired

with a charge for parts, labor and handling and returned to the cus-

tomer COD. Warranty becomes void if repaired or serviced by any

other than FALCON authorized service center.

• TYPE: All Metal Motion Detector

• OPERATING FREQUENCY : 300KHz

• DIMENSIONS: 1.75” x 3.25”x 5.5”

• WEIGHT: 12 oz

• PROBE: Waterproof probe on 5 foot cable.

• BATTERIES: 2 9-volt alkaline

• BATTERY LIFE: 40 to 50 hours

• TARGET ALERT: Built in speaker and headphone jack.

Note: when using headphones speaker is disabled.

• CONTROLS: Ground Balance and Sensitivity

• ACCESSORIES : (optional)

Headphones

Holster

Handle

SPECIFICATIONS

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