Minelab has once again raised the bar against which other detectors are measured with the introduction of the Equinox series . . . the Equinox 600 & 800. Featuring technology that provides true multi-frequency operation as well as the ability to switch to single frequency operation when conditions call for it, the Equinox series has made believers out of even the most skeptical of users by uncovering valuables from sites that have been heavily hunted.
This handbook, authorized by Minelab, follows in the footsteps of past books by Andy Sabisch that unlock the power of high-end detectors and contains the information you need to quickly master the Equinox 600 & 800.
Some of the topics covered include:
Build a solid foundation by learning what every control on the Equinox does and when to adjust it.
Benefit from proven tips & techniques provided by experienced Equinox users from around the world . . . along with the basis for their settings so that you can make slight adjustments to obtain maximum performance in your area.
How to search for and find lost coins, relics, jewelry and more on land and in the water
How to get the maximum performance with a minimum of adjustments
Accessories that can help you find more, protect your investment and enjoy your time in the field
If you already own a Equinox this book will simplify its operation and help you find more even if you have considerable time on the detector. If you are considering purchasing one, the Handbook will answer any questions you might have and ensure you have a solid understanding of what it is capable of doing when you unpack your Equinox.
(The book is 176 pages in length and measures 8.5”x11”)
I wish I had purchased this book much earlier. I feel it has a wealth of information and has helped me understand my Nox 800 in greater detail. This knowledge has definitely been utilized in the field. So glad I have this as a reference. Ds
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Jimmy S.
Very informative book. I look forward to using some of the tips.
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Michael N.
Equinox Series Handbook by Andy Sabisch
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Ronald E.
Must have
Have not read the whole book yet, but it has been very informative.
