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Model Features
- Manufacturer: Bounty Hunter (USA)
- Model: Lone Star Pro
- Year: 2014
- Type: ground detector
- Rating (owner reviews): ★★☆☆☆
- Display: Yes
- Technology: VLF
- Frequency: 7,69 kHz
- VDI / Numerical Target-ID: No
- Manual ground balance: No
- Automatic ground balance: No
- Noise cancel: No
- Sound, tones: 3
- Adjusting the volume: No
- Pinpoint: No
- Using headphones: Yes
- Search coil: Bounty Hunter 8 Mono
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Parameters
- Batteries: 1x 9V
- Weight: 1,13 kg
- Length (min/max): 120-140 cm
Bounty Hunter Lone Star Pro on MD Hunter
Review
I just wanted to mention a few things are wrong.The Lone Star Pro weighs 1.0 kg,The frequency is 7.69kHz,It has target ID,and auto ground balance,and lastly it has 3 tones.Thanks D Kuziw
Is their a difference between lone star pro and the tracker pro I have the tracker pro only difference I see is the price the manuals are the same
This “new” detector is a copy of Bounty Hunter Gold/Teknetics Alpha.
The electronic components on the PCB have the same numbers 1:1.
The First Texas is fond of making “new detectors” just re-naming old
ones. (It’s a bad habit!)
The chief engineer of the First Texas – Carl Moorland is now
working hard on re-naming of White’s Spectra V3i into
Fisher Spectra V3i! It is very hard job indeed!
Is it a good idea to use coil protector