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PLUGGING METHOD

This method of recovery is not allowed in many areas and

should never be used in dry lawns or in very hot weather. A

good rule of thumb is... “When in doubt, don’t plug”. It’s a good

way to recover deep targets however in moist soil where

plugging is allowed and when done properly.

1. Once your target has been pinpointed, lay the

1280-X down (still turned on) so that the search coil

is within easy reach but not close enough to detect

your digging tool.

2. Cut a cone shaped plug about 3 inches in

diameter and at least 3 inches deep.

NOTE: If you’re in a park or lawn maintained by a

power mower, don’t cut a cone - the mower may

pull it back up. Instead cut a deep, square, un-

pointed plug.

3. Remove the plug, being careful not to scatter

loose dirt.

4. Examine the plug and the hole for your target.

5. If the target is not readily visible, pass the plug

across the front or back of the search coil. If the

target is in the plug, you will get an immediate

response from the 1280-X.

NOTE: This procedure will be successful only if:

a. You have removed any rings, watches, etc.

b. The DISCRIMINATION level is low enough to

detect your target.

c. You move the plug as close as possible across

the search coil.

6. If the target is in the plug, carefully dissect the

plug until you have recovered it. Try not to damage

roots or disturb the surface of the plug.

7. If the target is not in the plug, check the dirt in

TARGET RECOVERY

up by inserting the screwdriver into the ground next

to the hole and pulling in towards the center. Do

this 4 to 5 times around the edge of the hole until it

is no longer visible.

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