Minelab The Sovereign Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 24)

The rings in the above frame would not lock-on due to a lack of continuity or shape. In other

words, the rings were either broken at the sizing joint, didn’t make a complete circle or the actual

shape of the ring prevented a meter lock. Fifteen of the 49 rings shown were sterling silver.

Out of the 314 sterling silver rings tested, 15 didn’t lock-on, and all but 31 of the rest

fell into the number 17 setting on the discrimination dial and would always be

accepted.

It is possible that some sterling silver rings can read lower than 161 on the meter, we

had 5 that did, but the rings made from brass, bronze, nickel, German silver, nickel

silver, pot metal, stainless steel, gold and platinum is what you are more likely to

find in those lower numbers.

The aluminum, copper, gold plate, silver plate and some unknown white metal, acted

just like the sterling silver rings did as far as which setting they would fall into.

Well, there you have it. There are over 1,000 rings and other jewelry items shown in

the previous pages and frames. We have shown you where various rings and other

jewelry items would either be accepted or rejected depending on your discriminator

settings.

How many of the potential rings and other jewelry pieces are you going to find?

Turn down your discrimination and dig more junk. That’s where most of the gold

rings are hiding, in amongst the trash.

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