The Orbitor Prospector 100 is an entry-level, motion-detection metal detector designed for hobbyists searching for coins, jewelry, and relics. Because it uses "Motion Detection Technology," the search coil must be in constant motion over a target to trigger a signal. Quick Setup Guide
A significant portion of the documentation is dedicated to ground balancing and sensitivity adjustments. These sections are critical because mineralized soil—often found in gold-bearing regions—can create "ghost signals" that mislead the user. The manual instructs the operator on how to tune out these background noises, effectively teaching the user the nuances of soil composition. This educational aspect transforms the device from a mere toy into a functional scientific instrument. Orbitor Prospector 100 Metal Detector Manual
Thank you for purchasing the Orbitor Prospector 100. Designed for beginner to intermediate treasure hunters, the Prospector 100 combines deep-seeking capability (up to 12 inches for coin-sized objects) with intuitive controls. This manual covers assembly, operation, maintenance, and safety. Discrimination is set too high (Lower to 3)
Adjustable Design: Features a lightweight, ergonomic shaft that can be adjusted from approximately 30 to 45 inches to suit different users. Broken Signal: A crackling sound that cuts in
If your Prospector 100 is silent over a known metal target, run this diagnostic checklist from the manual’s appendix.
Broken Signal: A crackling sound that cuts in and out usually indicates a rusted nail or a can near the surface. The manual advises: "If it doesn't sound pretty, it's probably trash."
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