Gold Bug-2 metal detector operating manual, this manual introduces the basic operation and use of Gold Bug-2, including the power-on procedure, ground rejection procedure, search procedure and so on.
This manual provides instructions for the Fisher Gold Bug-2, a metal detector designed specifically for finding gold nuggets in highly mineralized soil. Key features include an operating frequency of 71 kHz, an iron discrimination mode to identify hot rocks, and an audio boost mode for detecting faint signals. The device features a lightweight design with a removable control housing that can be hip-mounted to reduce arm fatigue.
| Operating Frequency | 71 kHz |
|---|---|
| Search Coil Type | Elliptical, 10-inch, shielded |
| Weight | 2.9 lbs |
| Cable Length | 7 feet |
| Battery Life (Alkaline) | 25-35 hours |
| Battery Life (Carbon Zinc) | 10-20 hours |
| Battery Life (Nicads) | 5-10 hours |
The Gold Bug-2 operates at an ultra-high frequency of 71 kHz.
Yes, because it operates at a different frequency, it can be operated near an original Gold Bug without interference.
In the IRON DISC mode, you can identify hot rocks and small trash items like iron nails and other ferrous trash before digging them.
Alkaline batteries provide approximately 25-35 hours of life.