Fisher M-Scope Gold Bug 2 Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATING MANUAL

PROSPECTOR’S METAL DETECTOR

5-Year Limited Warranty

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The Gold Bug™-2 metal detector is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship

under normal use for ﬁve years from the date of purchase to the original owner.

Damage due to neglect, accidental damage or misuse of this product is not covered

under this warranty. Decisions regarding abuse or misuse of the detector are made

solely at the discretion of the manufacturer.

Proof of Purchase is required to make a claim under this warranty.

Liability under this Warranty is limited to replacing or repairing, at our option, the metal

detector returned, shipping cost prepaid to Fisher®Labs. Shipping cost to Fisher®Labs

is the responsibility of the consumer.

To return your detector for service, please ﬁrst contact Fisher®Labs for a Return

Authorization (RA) Number. Reference the RA number on your package and return the

detector within 15 days of calling to:

Fisher®Research Labs, Inc.

1465-H Henry Brennan Dr.

El Paso,TX 79936

Phone: 915-225-0333 ext.118

Fax: 915-225-0336

Warranty coverage does not include the cost of transporting the detector back to an

owner who is located outside of the United States of America.

NOTE TO CUSTOMERS OUTSIDE THE U.S.A.

This warranty may vary in other countries, check with your distributor for details.

Warranty does not cover shipping costs.

According to FCC part 15.21 Changes or Modiﬁcations made to this device not expressly approved by the

party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate this equipment.

This device complies with FCC Part 15 Subpart B Section 15.109 Class B.

Published by Fisher®Research Labs, Inc.

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MADE IN U.S.A.

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GOLD

BUG

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

About Your Gold Bug™-2 ......................................................... pg. 3-5

Setting Up................................................................................. pg. 6-7

Hip-Mounting ............................................................................ pg. 7-8

Control Panel.......................................................................... pg. 8-10

Mode and Mineralization Switches....................................... pg. 10-11

Mode and Mineralization Switch Selection........................... pg. 12-13

Turn On Procedure.................................................................... pg. 14

Ground Reject Procedure..................................................... pg. 15-16

Searching ............................................................................. pg. 17-19

Pinpointing............................................................................ pg. 19-20

Target Recovery ................................................................... pg. 20-22

False Signals........................................................................ pg. 23-24

Operating Tips ........................................................................... pg. 25

Coin Shooting, Beach and Relic Hunting .................................. pg. 26

Battery Replacement............................................................ pg. 26-27

Maintenance.............................................................................. pg. 27

Using Headphones.................................................................... pg. 28

Treasure Hunters’ Code of Ethics.............................................. pg. 28

Where to Use Your Gold Bug™-2 in the U.S............................. pg. 29

Speciﬁcations ....................................................................... pg. 30-31

Warranty ............................................................................. back cover 31

Notes:

1. Approximate.

2. Voltage Controlled Oscillator. Volume and frequency increase as target

is approached.

3. The Gold Bug™-2 is a “motion” detector. The searchcoil must be moving

at least slightly to detect a target.

4. Electro-Static Insulated to eliminate certain types of false signals.

SPECIFICATIONS

Fisher®Research Laboratory does not warrant suitability to speciﬁc use. Fisher®Research

Laboratory shall in no event be liable for any direct, incidental, consequential or indirect

damages.

Shielding ................100% ESI Coverage 4

Interchangeable...................................Yes

Waterproof...........................................Yes

Cable Length ................................... 7 feet

Handle-Mount / Hip-Mount Convertible ...........................................Yes

Built-in Armrest and Detector Stand ................................................Yes

Batteries ............................Type................................(2) 9V Transistor

Life-Carbon Zinc ..................10-20 hours1

Life-Alkaline .........................25-35 hours1

NiCads ...................................5-10 hours1

The Fisher®Gold Bug™, the predecessor to the Gold Bug™-2, was

designed and engineered by Fisher®engineers from the ground up for

the sole purpose of ﬁnding deep, small, and large gold nuggets in highly

mineralized soil. Almost overnight, the Gold Bug™ became the standard

against which all other gold-hunting detectors were compared.

The next generation Gold Bug™, the Gold Bug™-2, is not meant to

be a replacement for the original Gold Bug™. Your Gold Bug™-2 offers

many of the successful features of the Gold Bug™ as well as some new

features, making it a distinctly different detector, but still designed for the

sole purpose of ﬁnding gold nuggets.

The ﬁrst and foremost of these new features is the operating frequency

of the Gold Bug™-2 (71 kHz). This ultra-high operating frequency is

extremely sensitive to small gold nuggets, and it also offers a side beneﬁt.

Because the Gold Bug™-2 operates at a different frequency, it can be

operated near an original Gold Bug™ without interference.

Also, a new mineralization switch on the Gold Bug™-2 can be set for

high, normal and low mineralization ground conditions. When set for

high mineralization, this new circuitry allows prospectors to hunt in areas

previously off-limits due to high ground mineralization or numerous hot

rocks.Although the original Gold Bug™ is known for ﬁnding small nuggets

in highly mineralized soil, the Gold Bug™-2 will set new standards for

both size and depth under many soil conditions.

Iron discrimination is another new feature. In the IRON DISC Mode,

you can identify hot rocks and small trash items like iron nails and other

ferrous trash before digging them. Use this mode in extremely trashy

areas to check a target for its iron content.

Length.................................Extended ............................................ 53”

Collapsed ............................................ 40”

Weight ...............................Complete ......................................2.9 lbs.1

Control Housing............................1.0 lbs.1

Handle and Coil...........................1.9 lbs. 1

Frequency...........................LF Search................................. 71.01 kHz

Response ................................... (V.C.O.)2

Operating Modes................1. All Metal Auto-Tune (Normal) 3

2. All Metal Auto-Tune (Audio Boost)3

3. Iron Discrimination 3

Mineralization Settings .......1. High Mineral

(attenuated, fast Auto-Tune)

2. Normal Mineral (fast Auto-Tune)

3. Low Mineral

(gain boosted, slow Auto-Tune)

Ground Adjustment ............Manual,16-turn, vernier dual-shaft,

precision potentiometer

Control Housing .................Dust, Moisture Resistant .....................Yes

Audio Output ......................Speaker.................. 2” Moisture Resistant

Headphone Jack ................................ 1/4”

stereo/mono

Manual Threshold Tuning .........................Located on rear of housing,

effective in All Metal, Auto-Tune Mode

Searchcoil ..........................Type .......................... Elliptical, Co-Planar

Size ..............................10” X 5” standard,

other sizes available

SPECIFICATIONS ABOUT YOUR GOLD BUG™-2

An Audio Boost Mode, another new feature of the Gold Bug™-2, makes

it easier to ﬁnd smaller nuggets at greater depths. Already a successful

and proven feature of the Fisher

Gold Bug™ line of land and underwater

detectors, the Audio Boost Mode automatically increases the volume of any

faint signal, such as a small or deep gold nugget. It does this without increasing

the volume of larger, shallower targets

Here are some other features of the Gold Bug™-2:

• Dust and moisture resistant control box.

• Removable control housing that mounts on your hip and

reduces the weight on your arm.

• Drop-in battery compartments for easy battery replacement.

• An elliptical, 10-inch, shielded searchcoil that’s lighter, covers

more ground and gets into tighter places than a circular coil.

• Optional 6.5- and 14-inch elliptical searchcoils.

• Lightweight design, only 2.9 lbs. with cushioned armrest and

foam-grip handle.

• Built-in detector stand.

• Dual-knob, coarse/ﬁne, manual ground-adjust control.

• Double-locking, ﬁberglass-reinforced, nylon lower stem.

• Quartz-crystal locked electronics.

• Built-in Fisher®quality backed by 80years of engineering

excellence.

The rest is up to you. You’ve got the right detector, but you’ll have to decide

where to search and then put in a lot of long, hard hours searching. And, of

course, you’re going to have to learn your Gold Bug™-2, read this instruction

manual carefully and practice often. Drop us a line if you have any questions,

comments or exciting gold nugget stories. In the meantime . . .

Happy Hunting!

Fisher®Research Laboratory

National Forest and Federal Lands—Metal detecting is allowed only

by special permit acquired from the federal government. Each area

has a district ofﬁce.

Corps of Engineers, Lakes, Shorelines and Lands—Permission has

been granted only on pre-disturbed sites, such as beaches and

attached swimming areas. New Corps lakes and lands must be

okayed by the main ofﬁce of the Army Corps of Engineers. Each

area has a district ofﬁce.

State Parks and Lands—Some state parks are open to metal detecting,

but some are not. Always check with the park ranger before

attempting to use your detector.

Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lands—Some areas are open

for metal detecting, and some are not. Always check with the district

ofﬁce.

City or County Park Lands—Most are open to metal detecting unless

notice is given by a sign or city ordinance. When in doubt, always

check with the City’s Parks and Recreation Department.

Public School Grounds—Most are open to metal detecting unless

notice is given by a sign, city ordinance, law enforcement ofﬁcial, or

school employee. You should always check with the school ofﬁce

ﬁrst.

Privately Owned Lands (Private Property)—Permission is required

and it is always best to have the permission in writing.

Historically Marked Lands or Sites—Metal detecting is not allowed.

Don’t even think about it.

Where To Use Your Metal Detector In the U.S.

ABOUT YOUR Gold Bug™-2 (continued)

Padded armrest

Detector stand

Foam grip

Drop-in battery

compartments

Anodized aluminum

upper stem

Snap button

7-foot searchcoil

cable

Lock nut

Nylon wing nut

Waterproof, ESI-shielded,

elliptical searchcoil

Velcro

straps

Adjustable, ABS,

ﬁberglass-reinforced, nylon

lower stem

Threshold

control

Cable

connector

Figure 1. Gold Bug™-2

LETS PRESERVE OUR TREASURED SPORT!

Laws governing the use of metal detectors are becoming more and

more common. In many countries, the use of metal detectors is illegal

or severely restricted. Don’t let this happen in your area.

• Always check Federal, State, County and local laws before

searching.

• Respect private property and do not enter private property without

the owner’s permission.

• Take care to reﬁll all holes and leave no damage.

• Remove and dispose of any and all trash and litter found.

• Appreciate and protect our inheritance of natural resources, wildlife

and private property.

• Act as an ambassador for the hobby, use thoughtfulness,

consideration and courtesy at all times.

• Never destroy historical or archaeological treasures.

• All treasure hunters may be judged by the example you set; always

conduct yourself with courtesy and consideration of others.

Using headphones (not included) improves battery life, and allows

you to hear subtle changes in the sound more clearly, particularly

if searching in a noisy location. For safety reasons, do not use

headphones near trafﬁc or where other dangers are present. This

device is to be used with interconnecting cables/headphone cables

shorter than three meters.

USING HEADPHONES

ABOUT YOUR Gold Bug™-2 (continued)

TREASURE HUNTER’S CODE OF ETHICS

The Gold Bug™-2 comes to you just about ready to use. There are

only three steps required: sliding the lower stem into the upper stem,

connecting the loop coil to the control housing and adjusting the angle

of the searchcoil. Take a look at page 3 and familiarize yourself with the

parts of the Gold Bug™-2 before proceeding.

1. Unpack your new Gold Bug™-2 carefully. Save the carton

and inserts – they may come in handy for future storage or

shipment.

2. Slip the lower stem into the upper stem (see pg. 5 Figure 1).

3. Adjust the stem length and coil angle

so that the searchcoil rests ﬂat on the

ground about 6-inches in front of, and

slightly to the right of, your right foot

(for left handers, to the left of your left

foot). Your arm should be straight and

relaxed with your grip held loosely (see

Figure 2).

REMEMBER: THE LONGER THE SHAFT,

THE MORE YOU WILL HAVE TO BEND

YOUR ELBOW AND THE SOONER

YOUR ARM WILL GET TIRED. THE

GOLD BUG™-2 IS BALANCED FOR

COMFORTABLE SEARCHING IN A

TIGHT SEMICIRCLE IN FRONT OF THE

OPERATOR.

4. Tighten the lock nut and the nylon wing

nut on the searchcoil.

5. With the stem length properly adjusted,

wrap the loop cable tightly around

the upper stem and secure it with the

two velcro straps. Connect the cable

connector to the control housing.

Your Gold Bug™-2 doesn’t require a lot of care but there are a few

things you should do to keep it in peak operating condition.

1. If you’re not going to be using it for awhile, take the batteries

out. Acid damage cause by leaking batteries can be severe.

2. Avoid extreme temperatures. Don’t leave it inside a closed car

sitting in the sun. Even worse, the trunk of a car.

3. If you “scrub” the searchcoil on the ground, you’ll eventually

wear through the bottom. Replacement coils are expensive.

Instead, invest in an inexpensive coil cover.

4. Although the Gold Bug™-2 control housing is moisture and dust

resistant, it’s a good idea to put a plastic bag or the optional

“rain cover” over the control housing if you’re hunting in the

rain.

5. Keep your Gold Bug™-2 dry and clean. Wipe off the lower stem

before sliding it into the upper stem, and keep the lock nut free

of sand and dirt.

Your Gold Bug™-2 operates

on two 9V batteries that drop

into compartments at the

rear of the control housing.

Snapping the door latch in

place makes the battery

connection.

Figure 13.

Figure 2.

Adjust the stem length and coil

angle resting the searchcoil flat

on the ground and about 6-

inches in front of your right foot

(left foot for left-handers).

BATTERY REPLACEMENT (continued)

SETTING UP

MAINTENANCE

Your Gold Bug™-2 is light and extremely well balanced; however, if

you’re going to be swinging it for more than a few hours, you may want

to “hip-mount” it by removing the control box and strapping it to your

waist. Follow these procedure:

1. Disconnect the cable from the control

housing and unwind all but the last

12-inches or so from the stem. Secure

the lower end of the cable with a velcro

strap at least 12-inches up from the coil.

CAUTION: MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE

ENOUGH SLACK AT THE SEARCHCOIL

2. Slide the control housing off the handle

by holding the hand grip with one hand

and pulling the housing toward you with

the other hand.

3. Reconnect the cable to the control

housing. NOTE: It is especially important

that the cable connector be installed tightly

to prevent false signals during hip-mount

use. Never tightened with anything but your

hands.

CAUTION: MAKE SURE THE CABLE IS NOT PULLED TIGHT AT THE

CONTROL HOUSING AND THAT YOU HAVE ENOUGH SLACK AT

THE SEARCHCOIL TO ADJUST IT AT ANY ANGLE.

6. With the shaft length and coil angle properly adjusted, you

should be able to move into your “search” position (as shown

on page 6) by leaning forward very slightly and raising your

arm (still straight) until the searchcoil is about 2-inches above

the ground and 12-inches in front of your foot. The searchcoil

should be parallel to the ground and may have to be slightly

readjusted at this point.

7. If, the armrest is too wide or narrow, you may bend it slightly

inward or outward to meet your exact requirements.

The Gold Bug™-2 control housing

can be hip-mounted to reduce

weight on the stem and create

nearly effortless hunting. Belt loops

are provided on the underside of the

control housing.

Figure 3.

Two 9V transistor batteries are located in separate compartments at

the rear of the Gold Bug™-2 control housing. We recommend using

name-brand Alkaline batteries, which usually give 25-35 hours of life.

Lithium batteries may last twice as long but cost more than twice as much.

Nickel cadmium rechargeables give out after about 7 hours. Carbon-zinc

batteries may last half as long as alkalines, at best.

1. To replace the batteries, open the battery compartment by

gently pressing down on the battery door latches. The doors are

tethered with short, nylon string. Do not attempt to completely

remove them.

2. Tilt the housing gently, and the batteries will slide out.

3. Insert the new batteries. Make sure the contact end goes in ﬁrst

and you match the polarity markings on the control housing.

4. To close, simply hook the lower edge of the battery door over

the inside of the battery compartment and gently push it shut.

5. Push the latch up to make sure it has snapped in place.

DO NOT MIX OLD AND NEW BATTERIES

There’s no reason why you can’t use your Gold Bug™-2 for “coin-

shooting” in parks, relic hunting old town sites or hunting on the beach.

True, the Gold Bug™-2 was designed for prospecting, but it’s also

suitable for Treasure Hunting. Like most coin-shooting and relic hunting

machines, the Gold Bug™-2’s iron discrimination mode can be used

to ﬁlter out trash targets in areas where relics and coins are normally

SETTING UP (continued)

COIN SHOOTING, BEACH AND RELIC HUNTING

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

HIP-MOUNTING

1. SENS: This knob adjusts the Gold Bug™-2’s sensitivity to

targets, and it doubles as a battery tester. By increasing the

sensitivity, you can detect smaller and deeper targets, however,

you’ll also pick up more false signals in mineralized soil or in

areas of electrical interference. The sensitivity control can also

be decreased to cut down on “ground chatter” and/or electrical

4. Put your belt through the slots on

the underside of the housing.

5. Left handers should wear the

housing on their right hip and

right handers on their left hip.

To remove the control housing from

the stem, grasp the top of the control

box ﬁrmly and pull it directly toward

the armrest while holding the Gold

Bug™-2 handle.

NOTE: if you’re working in shallow

water, you may want to strap the control

housing on your chest in a heavy

plastic bag, and seal it tightly around

the cable.

1. We’ve already said it, but it bears repeating: take your time,

overlap your sweeps, keep your coil close to the ground, recheck

your ground adjustment often.

2. Use good headphones: Your Gold Bug™-2 will detect small,

deep nuggets other detectors have missed. But to hear the

very faintest targets, you’ll need headphones.

3. Bury a small nugget and check it at different depths, sensitivity

levels and in each mineralization and mode setting. Pay close

attention to the nugget’s response compared to the response of

hot rocks, nails and other targets. Take a small nugget with you

and do the same thing when searching in unfamiliar soil.

4. Practice. The Gold Bug™-2 is easy to use, and it’s highly

sensitive to gold. But you still have to learn how to use it. Read

this instruction manual thoroughly and use your Gold Bug™-2

often. You’ll develop your own special techniques for optimum

performance in the type of soil you’re searching. Whatever works

best for you is right, but you’ll have to put in hours of searching

to really know what “right” is.

5. Research. Spend more time deciding where to search. The odds

are in your favor if you look where gold has already been found. If

you know of a spot that’s yielded nuggets to other detector users,

but has been “hunted out,” that’s Gold Bug™-2 territory. Chances

are you’ll ﬁnd the small or deep ones they missed.

Figure 4.

HIP-MOUNTING (continued)

CONTROL PANEL

OPERATING TIPS

Figure 5.

interference. Settings less than 5 should not be used unless you

have already tried switching to a higher mineralization setting. In

the extreme counterclockwise position, the SENS control doubles

as a battery tester. A loud tone indicates good batteries, and a

faint tone tells you it’s time to change the batteries.

2. MODE: This is a three-position toggle switch that can be set to

IRON DISC, NORMAL or AUDIO BOOST. (See the next section,

“Mode and Mineralization Switches,” for details.)

3. MINERALIZATION: This three-position toggle switch has

settings for varying levels of ground mineralization: HIGH,

NORMALand LOW. (See next section, “Mode and Mineralization

Switches,” for details.)

4. HEADPHONES: This jack accepts most stereo and mono

headphones with 1/4-inch plugs. When using headphones

with a stereo/mono switch, put the stereo/mono switch in the

stereo position. Although, your Gold Bug™-2 is equipped with

a dust and moisture resistant speaker, we recommend that you

always wear headphones while hunting to maximize the number

of targets you hear. Furthermore, we recommend our Fisher®

Phones, which enhance faint-target response by blocking out

unwanted external noises, such as wind and vehicle sounds.

To plug in your headphones, unplug the detachable seal and

plug in your headphone jack. When not using headphones, be

sure to keep the seal plugged into the HEADPHONES jack to

keep dust and moisture out of the control housing.

This device is to be used with interconnecting cables/headphone

cables shorter than three meters.

5. VOLUME: This knob turns the power on and adjusts the

signal-response volume. If you’re wearing headphones with

independent volume controls, set your Gold Bug™-2 VOLUME

control to 10 and decrease the volume of your earphone

controls to a comfortable level. This will ensure the hottest-

possible signal from your Gold Bug™-2.

4. Junk: Nails, pull-tabs, beer cans, etc. The Gold Bug™-2 was

designed for extreme sensitivity to small bits of gold. That means

it’s also extremely sensitive to small bits of ferrous metal.

Solution: Hunt in the NORMAL MODE, but use the IRON DISC

Mode to check targets to see if they’re ferrous. Fortunately,

there’s not much junk in nugget country, and with practice you’ll

be able to recognize a lot of it. Nails, for example, will respond

with two beeps across the length of the nail (end to end), but

only one beep when the searchcoil is swept at right angles to

the length of the nail. Also, most trash is shallow and comes

in bigger sizes than nuggets. Hence, it will sound different,

especially in the AUTO-TUNE MODE. Trash will sound off over

a larger area of the coil, the tone will be louder and the pitch

will increase more, starting out at a low beep and increasing to

a loud signal.

5. Digging Tool: If you’re carrying a digging tool in one hand,

your Gold Bug™-2 may sound off each time you swing the

coil beneath it.

Solution: Hold the digging tool behind your back or up above

your waist.

CONTROL PANEL (continued)

FALSE SIGNALS (continued)

The mode switch on your Gold

Bug™-2 offers three different

operating modes: IRON DISC,

NORMAL andAUDIO BOOST. Each

mode offers its own advantages

and disadvan- tages in any given

situation. It’s up to you to ﬁnd the

right setting for each of the ground

conditions you encounter.

Regardless of the MODE or

MINERALIZATION settings, your

Gold Bug™-2 always operates in a

motion mode, meaning the searchcoil

must be in motion to detect a target.

6. GROUND REJECT: This dual-knob control is used to

electronically tune the searchcoil to prevailing ground-

mineralization conditions. The small knob on top only makes

one revolution and is used for coarse adjustments. It has 25

ﬁxed positions. The large knob on the bottom is for ﬁne-tune

adjustments and is capable of 16 turns and an inﬁnite number

of positions.

7. THRESHOLD: This metal shaft is located on the rear of the

control housing. It’s purposely small and out of the way to avoid

accidental adjustment. The threshold control adjusts the level of

your threshold tone, which is set to a continuous, faint tone.

A false signal occurs when something that shouldn’t sound like a good

target sounds like one. For example, the Gold Bug™-2 may detect metal

in your boots if you swing your searchcoil too close to your feet. Here’s

some other sources of false signals, and here’s what to do about them.

1. Hot Rocks: Mineralized rocks that respond like metal.

Solutions: Most hot rocks seem to be on top of the ground, so

you can just kick them out of the way and recheck the ground

beneath them. The Gold Bug™-2 will ignore some hot rocks.

Certain other types of hot rocks have their own distinctive sound,

which you’ll learn to recognize. Or you can “tune-out” most hot

rocks in the air or on the ground by adjusting the GROUND

REJECT knob right over the rock. If it’s a nugget, you won’t be

able to tune it out unless it’s very small. Many strong hot-rock

signals will disappear rapidly when you lower the sensitivity level,

whereas a strong nugget signal will just get weaker. Of course,

the best way to check a possible hot rock is to ﬂip your mode

switch into “IRON DISC.”

2. Highly Mineralized Soil: Unfortunately, this is where most

nuggets are found. The Gold Bug™-2 will handle all but the

very worst soil.

Solutions: Switch to the HIGH mineralization setting. Ground

adjust very carefully and often. Lower the sensitivity. Ground

adjust to a height just high enough to eliminate most false

signals and adjust your stem length to sweep at that height.

3. Dissolved Salts: On a wet ocean beach or moist inland soil.

Solutions: Same as highly mineralized soil.

Figure 6.

The two toggle switches on your Gold Bug™-2

enable you to search in just about any kind of

ground condition. The trick is learning which

combination of settings is right for each ground

condition.

CONTROL PANEL (continued)

MODE AND MINERALIZATION SWITCHES

FALSE SIGNALS

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