Minelab X-Terra Pro settings for field

When looking for hidden treasures in the vast fields and picturesque meadows, the Minelab X-Terra Pro metal detector is my reliable companion. In this blog post I share my personal settings that have proven to be particularly successful and make treasure hunting an unforgettable experience.

1. All Metals (Horseshoe Button): To ensure that no treasure goes undiscovered, I always press the horseshoe button to set the detector to “All Metals” mode. This setting allows you to react to any metallic object and forms the basis for a comprehensive treasure hunt.

2. 10 kHz search frequency: For fields and meadows I set the search frequency to 10 kHz. This frequency proves ideal for detecting a wide range of metals without being overwhelmed by distracting signals. This means that even the finest treasures do not remain hidden.

3. 5 tones: By setting 5 tones, I receive a variety of acoustic feedback, which allows me to distinguish metals according to their type. Every note tells a story, and this differentiated palette of sounds adds an additional dimension to my treasure hunt.

4. Full volume (25): To ensure that no signal is missed, I set the volume of my detector to the maximum of 25. Especially in open fields where ambient noise plays a role, the clear and loud feedback gives me the confidence that no detection will occur to miss.

5. Reaction to 2, Interference Suppression & Ground Balance: Setting “Response” to 2 ensures that my detector responds quickly and accurately to metallic objects. The “Interference Suppression” and “Ground Balance” functions minimize unwanted interference and maximize the efficiency of my detection, especially in changing ground conditions.

Conclusion: These individual settings make my Minelab X-Terra Pro a perfect partner on my treasure hunt through fields and meadows. I encourage you to experiment with these recommendations and adapt them to your own needs if necessary. Each beep could be the gateway to an exciting adventure and a historical treasure. Happy searching!