Lucky Yard Sale Find

[fwcrawford]

You all have had better luck than me with yard sales… the ones I have been to usually only have junk they are trying to get rid of.
I did talk to guy a few years ago while I was detecting at a swimming lake and he said he bought a detector from Goodwill for $50 recently.
He kept describing what it looked like and turns out it was a Tesoro Lobo Super Traq!
I do occasionally go by there, but have not come across any detectors yet.

 

[u2robert]

SCORE

 

[Rick W]

Got a Nautilus DMC yesterday for 5.00. It works, but I need a manual for it.

 

[Elmy]

Got a Nautilus DMC yesterday for 5.00. It works, but I need a manual for it.

https://www.manualslib.com/brand/nautilus/metal-detector.html

 

[Rick W]

https://www.manualslib.com/brand/nautilus/metal-detector.html

Thanks, Elm! My machine predates those. I have the plain DMC model, but I will try to piece together some of that info. There are 2 switches on the front of the box, beside the batteries. Not labeled, so I don't know what they do. If I knew what the top and bottom switches were for, I could maybe figure it out.

 

[gwsears]

Thanks, Elm! My machine predates those. I have the plain DMC model, but I will try to piece together some of that info. There are 2 switches on the front of the box, beside the batteries. Not labeled, so I don't know what they do. If I knew what the top and bottom switches were for, I could maybe figure it out.

Originally Posted by JohninCT
"Ok, I know this is several months old, but I have the answer for you. I have one of these also and I had labeled mine so when they wore off i could still read them. Looking at it from the coil side, the switch on the left is Auto Tune for the left side sound: up is on, down is off. The top switch on the right is Sensitivity: up is high, down is low. The lower right switch is for Auto Tune for the right side sound, up is on, down is off. Late, but I hope this helps. John
Another late reply, really late!"

"There is no lower switch on the right side front. What appears to be a switch in that location is actually a plug in for battery charger.
The lower switch on the left front is the auto tune. Sensitivity switch half way up on the right front."

geo

 

[gwsears]

Originally Posted by JohninCT
"Ok, I know this is several months old, but I have the answer for you. I have one of these also and I had labeled mine so when they wore off i could still read them. Looking at it from the coil side, the switch on the left is Auto Tune for the left side sound: up is on, down is off. The top switch on the right is Sensitivity: up is high, down is low. The lower right switch is for Auto Tune for the right side sound, up is on, down is off. Late, but I hope this helps. John
Another late reply, really late!"

geo

Edited previous post.
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[Rick W]

Originally Posted by JohninCT
"Ok, I know this is several months old, but I have the answer for you. I have one of these also and I had labeled mine so when they wore off i could still read them. Looking at it from the coil side, the switch on the left is Auto Tune for the left side sound: up is on, down is off. The top switch on the right is Sensitivity: up is high, down is low. The lower right switch is for Auto Tune for the right side sound, up is on, down is off. Late, but I hope this helps. John
Another late reply, really late!"

"There is no lower switch on the right side front. What appears to be a switch in that location is actually a plug in for battery charger.
The lower switch on the left front is the auto tune. Sensitivity switch half way up on the right front."

geo

Thank you!!!!!