Detector Manual — Orbitor Prospector 100 Metal
The Complete Guide to the Orbitor Prospector 100 Metal Detector Manual: Setup, Calibration, and Troubleshooting
Published by the Metal Detection Guild | Updated for 2024
Power On: Turn the left knob (Sensitivity) clockwise until it clicks on. Key Controls & Settings Sensitivity Knob: Controls how deep the detector can "see." Orbitor Prospector 100 Metal Detector Manual
Key specifications (typical)
- Detection type: VLF
- Operating frequency: ~7–15 kHz (common mid-range VLF; exact value may vary by regional model)
- Search coil: 8–10" concentric or DD-style waterproof coil
- Discrimination modes: Multi-segment discrimination with adjustable threshold
- Ground balance: Manual or preset ground balance settings
- Sensitivity: Adjustable (low–high) with interference suppression
- Target ID: Numeric or segmented audio/visual target indicators (0–99 scale or 1–8 segments)
- Audio: Speaker and headphone jack (standard 3.5 mm)
- Power: 9V battery or AA batteries (4–8x AA depending on design)
- Weight: Lightweight, typically 2–3 lb
- Construction: Adjustable shaft, ergonomic handle, armrest; weather-resistant but not fully submersible (coil may be waterproof)
Attach armrest
Wrap the coil cable tightly around the stem to prevent "false signals" caused by a loose wire moving near the coil. Plug the cable into the control box. Batteries: Most models in this range require one or two 9V batteries. 2. Control Settings Orbitor Prospector MD - Friendly Metal Detecting Forum The Complete Guide to the Orbitor Prospector 100
The Orbitor Prospector 100 metal detector boasts an impressive range of features that make it an ideal choice for metal detecting enthusiasts. Some of the key features include: Detection type: VLF Operating frequency: ~7–15 kHz (common
