Hi all,
Yes I know, this is an old thread. I am just delivering on a request for the instruction manual for the Dario MD-3006SS VLF detector made years ago.
I hope this will be of some use to anyone on owning this detector and has either lost
or never had
the instruction manual for this machine.
Today I found the instruction manual
and remembered someone asking about it somewhere
. I managed to use some modern technology to finally scan the document and produce it into useable .pdf documents (please see attached). So, in the unfortunate event that any of the links provided previously in this thread should stop working, we still have a copy of the document available on this site.
Over my many years of owning this detector, some simple things to remember when using the Dario MD-3006SS VLF which help you to get the best results out of your machine;
1) Always use good quality, fresh 9V batteries. - failure to do this can result in your machine not detecting to its optimal efficiency and can cause it to wander and not keep a stable signal.
2) Always set up the machine correctly before use or when the ground conditions change (please see attached document). - not doing this can directly affect the detection capabilities of the machine and can cause you to keep pressing the red 'reset' button more than necessary.
3) Use Headphones as much as possible - This helps preserve the battery life of your machine and allows a much longer time detecting in the field. Using the onboard speaker really drains the batteries fast! Also, using headphones improves your audio perception and helps you pick up on those weaker signals; the ones you can only just hear, from smaller/deeper finds.
4) Most importantly read the instructions fully, do some air/soil tests and learn how your machine works in different scenarios.
Persoanlly i've never really used the Discrimination mode (Tr2) on the detector much, and just dug every positive signal. Yes, I have found lots of nails, pull tabs and pieces of junk. But, I personally find that this is half the fun of owning a metal detector, as you never know what you are going to find. It could be an old coin, a piece of a broken metal bracket, a bottle top or just a piece of rusty iron.
Good luck out there! I hope this helps.
Happy Hunting
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