Orbitor Prospector 100 Metal Detector Manual Now

Orbitor Prospector 100

Since the is a classic entry-level metal detector often used by hobbyists and beginners, a manual for it should focus on simplicity and core mechanics.

The Orbitor Prospector 100 is renowned among hobbyists for its deep-seeking capabilities and surprisingly accurate discrimination for its price point. However, its multi-tonal audio feedback and sensitive ground balance settings require a proper understanding of the controls. Orbitor Prospector 100 Metal Detector Manual

Orbitor Prospector 100

The is a workhorse. It lacks the fancy Bluetooth and GPS of modern detectors, but its analog heart is reliable and deep-seeking. By keeping this manual (or this article) handy, you can troubleshoot 99% of the issues you will encounter. Orbitor Prospector 100 Since the is a classic

Audio meaning:

• Red zone (0-20): Iron/Nails
• Yellow zone (21-60): Foil, Gold rings, Pull tabs
• Green zone (61-99): Copper, Silver, Bronze

• Keep battery compartment dry and replace batteries when speaker becomes weak or sensitivity drops.
• Wipe down coil and shaft after use in sand or mud; remove sand from coil cover and hardware.
• Store indoors in a dry place; do not expose electronics to prolonged moisture.
• Inspect cables and connectors periodically; replace cracked or frayed cables.
• Use coil cover to protect coil from scratches and wear.

The circular plate at the base. It is often weather-sealed for shallow water but the control housing is waterproof. Stem/Shaft: Red zone (0-20): Iron/Nails Yellow zone (21-60): Foil,

Warning from the manual:

“Do not set Discrimination above 8 unless you are specifically hunting for large silver. You will miss all nickel and gold targets.”