Bounty Hunter Qsi Silver Detector

With all the accompanying hype and the big build up to the festive amount of time it may get a little overpowering when it comes to Christmas present ideas. Smaller kids are commonly not too much of a problem to sort out having been seduced by the latest game, toy or costume item. But, if you are looking for something a little more distinctive that will outlast the frantic initial few days when no present is left alone until the excitement and novelty has worn off, have you possibly thought regarding Bounty Hunter metal detectors as a sure fire way to giving something with longevity and value for money? In this day and age we are all guilty of wanting a quick repair of either excitement, adrenaline or both but the euphoria of opening that shiny paper and diving into the contents of the box that has sat beneath your tree is all too short lived. So, to have Christmas present ideas that not only give a physical gift but the prospect to take up a new arousing and attention holding and absorbing sideline is just fantastic. After all, we are all people and not every one is sport or gaming crazy or exclusively fashion conscious either and if you struggle because you can not fit a friend, relative, wife, husband or one of the kids into an easy to label box, you have more of a challenge on your hands, for sure. This has to be the beauty of introducing anybody young or old to metal detecting because, with no fuss and the turn of a dial you may be out there and right in the thick of in truth searching for concealed treasures as merely as that. The perfective place to start out may be your own backyard which is just great Christmas Day and who knows what other unexpected gifts you may unearth. The sudden intense sensation and excitement of hearing the tell tale tones that your new bit of kit has found something for you to have a look at is just amazing. The adrenaline rush you get is equivalent to anything that any uttermost sport offers without the need to expose yourself to any danger. Apart from the actual detector (which comes with headphones too) you genuinely do not need much else in the way of instrumentation to get you off and started. Your search area is the outstanding outdoors and anyplace that humans have lived, worked, expended recreational time or plainly just passed through, items have been misplaced, lost or deliberately concealed for years and so the probability for finds are endless. If you wanted a lot of other Christmas present ideas to supplement the main present you could always put together a metal detecting starter kit with a little trowel for digging and possibly galore bags to put any treasures in or a back pack to keep everything together. The possiblenesses are endless and you will be giving a very thoughtful, timeless gift that will outlive and outlast any of the latest fads for sure. Perfect for searching in wet sand and grass, the Bounty Hunter Quick Silver features an 8-inch open waterproof coil that’s buit to last. Find gold, silver, iron, and other metal relics fast. Detects coins buried 8 inches deep and more prominent items up to 3 feet down. Use the totally automatic ground remainder with Squelch-Tech and the 4-segment digital target identification system to disregard trash and other undesirable items. The easy-to-read LCD and 3-tone audio feedback monitor your finds and let you recognise whether you’ve found something in truth cool. Requires 2 9-volt batteries (sold separately). Bounty Hunter Qsi Silver Detector Photo Bounty Hunter Qsi Silver Detector Pic Bounty Hunter Qsi Silver Detector Photo Bounty Hunter Qsi Silver Detector Image Bounty Hunter Qsi Silver Detector Image Bounty Hunter Qsi Silver Detector Photo

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35 of 39 humans found the following review helpful.
Bounty Hunter metal detector worked great
By W. Graham
I had lost my wedding band while disseminating mulch around the house and I decisive to try a metal detector to find it before replacing the ring. After doing some exploration on metal detectors, I decisive the Bounty Hunter model was a reasonably priced investment for the search. It was easy to assemble and use and I was competent to locate the lost ring after when it comes to 15 minutes of searching (I did have a ordinary idea of the emplacement of where the ring had gotten lost and it was only an inch or so beneath the surface).

14 of 14 humans found the following review helpful.
This detector is easy to use and works well.
By Scottro
This metal detector is easy to use and I actually like it's digital display that ACCURATELY identifies the type of metal found. I got it as a gift for my dad, but couldn't help attempting it out before giving it to him. As a test, it effortlessly found coins and keys tossed randomly thru the yard. I've also found coins and nails that were lost years before. I also with great success used it to find an odd-shaped aluminum spacer that dropped from my motorcycle someplace in the gravel driveway. I'm giving this one to my dad, but will buy another for myself. The motorcycle constituents incident convinced me this detector is well worth the $90. I would suggest buying a 4x4 plastic tarp, little shovel, and a lot of gardening hand troughs and rakes for use while detecting. We developed a good technique for yard-metal detecting. After getting a signal, cut up a cube of earth. Place the cube of world on the tarp. Scan the cube to see if the metal is in it. Use the hand tools to break up the dirt cube and find the metal. Once we have the metal we re-fill the hole from the dirt on the tarp. If you keep the sod intact, you may re-cover the hole very nicely.

17 of 19 persons found the following review helpful.
It Takes Practice
By David H. Williams
I purchased this device because I necessitated to find a lost survey pin in an overgrown field. Having now with great success applied it, I don't commend this model for that purpose. The promotion and product creative writing of recognized artisti value included in the product packaging make it clear that the device is designed to help humans looking for lost coins and jewelry. I suspect it would do that occupation rather well on beach sand, mowed lawn, trail or other comparatively clear area, but my assumption that a 1/2" diameter, 8' long, steel pin driven vertically into the ground would be easy to detect proved false. The instruction manual recommends sweeping the ground 1/2" above the surface. That isn't possible in a field overgrown with brambles. Holding the metal detector above the weeds invented no signal. The only solution was to run survey lines from traditionalisti coordinates to narrow the search area sufficient to enable clearing the ground with a sickle before searching with the metal detector. The detector itself is very precise, by which I mean it doesn't signal the presence of metal unless it is swept directly over the target. That minimizes untrue positive signals and would be a outstanding attribute for someone combing a beach for lost valuables. It proved to be a disfavor for my purpose. For finding survey stakes or, I suppose any specific target in a comparatively well specified area with less than idealisti terrain, I think a device that could observe the presence of metal from a more outstanding distance and either directly indicate the direction to the target or indirectly indicate it by altering the volume or pitch of the alarm based on the strength of the signal would be more useful. All that being said, I did find the lost survey pin 6"-8" underneath grade and doubt that I would have found it without a metal detector of some type so it did accomplish the task for which it was purchased--just not as expeditiously as I had hoped. I do think this model would work well for treasure hunting in a less rugged environment.

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