Fisher Research Laboratory 1280-X Aquanaut Operating Manual

1280-X Aquanaut Automatic Metal Detector is designed for deep sea treasure hunting and can also be used in fresh water or on land. This manual introduces the features and use of the detector.


Fisher Research Laboratory 1280-X Aquanaut Operating Manual - cover page
Brand
Fisher
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
28
File format
PDF
File size
1.4 MB
Published
09 July, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This document is the operating manual for the Fisher 1280-X Aquanaut, an automatic metal detector designed for use in sea, surf, or shore environments. The device features a rugged design with a glass-bead epoxy filled search coil and is submersible to depths of 250 feet.

What's inside

  • About Your Detector
  • Assembly
  • Setting Up
  • Hipmounting
  • Control Panel
  • Discrimination Points
  • Searching
  • Pinpointing
  • Target Recovery
  • Maintenance

Specifications

Submersible Depth250 Feet
Search Coil Diameter8" or 10.5"
Frequency VF-Search2.4 KHz
Audio Target Response400 Hz Unipolar
Search ModeMotion Detector

Frequently asked questions

Is the Fisher 1280-X suitable for underwater use?

Yes, the unit is submersible to a depth of 250 feet and includes specific setup instructions for diving.

Does the detector require fine tuning or ground adjustment?

No, it automatically tunes itself to changing ground conditions and salt water without requiring user adjustments.

What type of search coil is included?

The standard configuration includes an 8-inch Spider coil, though a 10.5-inch version is also available.

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