Bounty Hunter Discovery Discovery 2200 Reviews, Price and Specifications
All-Purpose Land Metal Detector
Retail Price: $378.00 (£234.95, €268.00)
Avg. Rating (4.7 Stars)
Specifications:
- Digital 9-Segment Target ID: Identify buried targets
- Digital Coin Depth Indicator: Identify depth of targes
- Four-Tone Audio Feedback: Audible tool for target id
- Touch Sensitive control: Reduce interference
- Touch Discrimination Control: Along with Disc and Notch modes eliminate junk
- One-Touch "Zap": Immediately eliminates unwanted metals
- 8" Interchangeable, Waterproof Coil: Detects in shallow water
- Lightweight, Ergonomic Design: Provides ease-of-use and comfort
- Operates on Two 9-Volt PP3 batteries (not included)
- Visual Target System: LCD Display
- Preset Ground Balance: Neutralizes the response to ground mineral content
- Modes of Operation: Motion all-metal, progressive discrimination, and notch system
- Headphone Jack: Compatible with most headphones
- Lightweight: 1.03kg (2.06 lbs)
- Length: 114cm - 133cm (Adjustable)
- Operating Frequency: 7.8 kHz
- Warranty: 2 Years
- The Bounty Hunter Discovery 2200 metal detector, with discrimination and notch controls, allow junk items such as bottle tops to be rejected whilst boosting the detection for potentially valuable objects. An LCD readout provides information on the type of metal currently being detected. Featuring a 9 segment digital target identification display with 4 tone audio feedback for accurate detection of buried objects.
- As the coil nears a target, the Discovery 2200 3-tone audio feedback helps to distinguish between valuables and undesirable metals. This model also comes equipped with a 1/4 " headphone jack compatible with most headphones while treasure hunting. In addition, all Bounty Hunter detectors are equiped with a preset ground balance that neutralizes the response to mineral content in the ground.
Reviews:
Easy to use and accurate
by William E Johnson Jr. in Martin, SC USA -
This unit is easy to use and light weight. The only thing I have against it is the 2 9V batteries are hard to install and run a risk of breaking off the plastic pieces that hold them in.
Sep 13, 2023
Batteries Last Forever in This
by Sly in Stratford canada -
This detector will find a spec of tinfoil a foot in the ground. We have found 100s of items with this machine! It is used in rain and snow and always finds stuff.
Nov 24, 2022
Works well for the price.
by Tom in Southern California -
This detector is available in the U.S. and sold as the Elite 2200. It's often on sale for $130-$170. I understand it's sold through Radio Shack as the Discovery 2200.
I found that it works well. The three-tone audio signals are easy to interpret, so you have a good idea of the type of target you are about to dig.
I've used it mostly on beaches in Southern California. Pinpointing is pretty easy with practice, but you need a good sand scoop to find targets quickly and sift out the sand.
I did some quick and unscientific comparisons with a Tesoro Silver uMax detector and found that the 2200 isn't as effective at detecting a good target, such as a quarter, when it's next to a junk target, such as a bottle cap or nail. The 2200 doesn't sound off for the good target when the junk is too close. So you\'ll overlook some good stuff sometimes. But for the price difference, it still does quite well.
If you can only afford $130 and you find it for that price, the 2200 is a good choice.
Jan 15, 2013
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