Bounty Hunter TK4-PL Tracker IV Metal Detector
- 8″ Interchangeable, Waterproof Search Coil
- 3-Position Mode Switch
- Dual-Tone Discrimination
- Power & Sensitivity Control
- Discrimination Control
Product Description
Bounty Hunter’s Tracker IV detector offers the excitement and profit of metal detecting at an accessible price, making it ideal for those just getting started. With a fully submersible, 8-inch Bounty D-Tech search coil, the Tracker IV features three different operating modes to help you hit pay dirt. Motion all-metals mode responds to any metals you sweep over, full discrimination mode rejects iron and other trash items, and tone discrimination alerts you with one o… More >>
Bounty Hunter TK4-PL Tracker IV Metal Detector
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Posted in Home Board Improvement 1 year, 7 months ago at 5:12 pm. 5 comments
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I expected a better product. It has a hard time finding metal objects.
I don’t think I would buy another item from the manufacturer.
Rating: 1 / 5
I bought this. Works fairly well. Unfortunately, I haven’t had a chance to use it much. New job keeps me fairly busy.
Rating: 3 / 5
NICE AND CHEAP. IT ARRIVE SOONER THAN EXPECTED. I DIDN’T FIND ANY TREASURES, BUT A LOT OF RUSTED SCREWS. I’M HAPPY WITH IT.
Rating: 2 / 5
I collect rare bottle caps, and try to take care not to lose any of my collection. I was coming back from a convention recently and one of my collection boxes hopped out of the back of the pickup as I was crossing an old hump-back bridge, and fell into a small stream.
So I bought the metal detector to try to get my valuable collection back. This one said it is waterproof so I figured it might do the job.
Well, after three weeks of wading up and down the stream I have had mixed fortunes. A Celtic chalice, the silver cumtach (cover) from a medieval bible, two viking swords, a couple of daggers, a mound of celtic, roman and viking coins, an array of viking hacksilver, medieval broches and buckes from shoes and belts, delicately filigreed celtic gold jewellry and most notable of all (since the Romans never made it to Ireland) the metal fittings from eight complete and six incomplete sets of roman imperial legionnary armour.
OK, so I am famous now amongst scholars of the Romano-Celtic world. I have been awarded three honorary doctorate degrees for my finds, and I have been given freedom of the cities of Dublin and York, and I had to decline a Royal knighthood offered by the English Queen (I do have principles and I am an Irish Republican). But what is all this fame? I have lost a box of 200 bottle caps and not found a single one with the detector.
In that collection was a rare 1950’s Kirin blue, a 1945 victory V double diamond crown cap and most valuable of all a Grolsch porcelain stopper from the first ever commercial batch. What does it profit a man to gain the world if he loseth his bottle cap collection?
If you buy the metal detector I hope you have more luck than me!
Rating: 4 / 5
Sensitivity is measured in two dimensions – this model works on the surface but lacks sensitivity below ground.
Rating: 3 / 5