Metal Detector Kit
Loan Period: Seven (7) Days (non-renewable)
Available to: Poughkeepsie Public Library District residents, 18 and over, with a PPLD Library Card for at least six months, and with no fines.
Pick Up/Return: Adriance Memorial Library, Checkout Desk
Number of Kits Available: One
The Kit Contains: Minelab X-Terra Pro metal detector, Minelab Pro-Find 35 pinpointer, batteries for each device, two instructional guides, and a carrying bag.
Fines: $20 if returned to Bookdrop (plus damages); $5 late fee per day. If the items in the Metal Detector Kit are damaged, stolen or lost, the Borrower is charged the cost to replace. (ProFind 35 = $126; X-Terra Pro = $249)
Borrower’s Agreement: Review and sign with staff at the Circulation Desk before check-out and when checking back in. Includes Guidelines, Fines and Liability, Proper Use & Care. View the Borrower’s Agreement here.
Call the Check-Out Desk to place a hold: 845-485-3445 x3701
Metal Detector Kit At-A-Glance
Minelab X-Terra Pro metal detector
Discover your next adventure with an easy-to-use sport metal detector. The metal detector is compact, collapsible, portable, and lightweight, and comes in a carry bag, a manual, and four fresh AA batteries.
Know Before You Go
What do you, the Borrower, need to provide?
- Gloves, trowel, probe or screwdriver, and a collection bag for holding items found.
- Detector has a speaker, but it drains the batteries faster. Using the headphones is suggested.
- If the Library’s fresh batteries expire, you’ll need to provide another four AA 1.5 volt batteries to continue use.
State Laws and Local Laws for Metal Detecting:
It is the responsibility of each individual to know and obey the federal, state and local regulations of the property or park they wish to visit before metal detecting. Always ask permission before detecting on private property.
In New York State Parks, metal detecting requires permit (see page 10) and is allowed in designated areas only. Contact the specific state park you wish to detect at, and inquire about permits and fees. New York State Parks & Recreation website‘s “metal detector” search results.
Proper Use of Metal Detector Kit and Cleaning before Returning
- The Borrower will review the manuals, training videos, and guides for proper care and use of items.
- It is the Borrower’s responsibility to follow the Code of Ethics for Metal Detecting.
- The Borrower has the responsibility to respect property rights, ask permission first, follow the federal, state and local regulations on metal detecting of the property or park. Leave the land and vegetation as they found it, fill in all holes properly, and follow the art of recovery for digging up targets.
- The Metal Detector, X-Terra Pro pointer, and Carrying Bag must be clean and in good condition upon return. Do NOT use bleach to clean. Use only a gentle soap, with water, and wipe down.
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