Garrett Guys

[Recruiter]

I have the ACE250 and noticed that I will get two tones on the aluminum cans. One tone for the end where the aluminum is thicker and one for the middle part. I suppose I could be missing some valuable relic with this method but it did not take me to long to decided not to dig when I get those two tones.

 

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[Monty]

Not too many relics would be made of aluminum would they? Aluminum rings up with the loud belltone on my detector. Iron or steel comes in with a much lower pitched tone and is more likely to be a relic. Now brass or copper might come in as a penny icon or even on up to the silver range, but it won't be shown as a coin unless it is very small..... or at least it does on my detector. I guess what it comes down to as we have heard many times, dig everything if you're not sure. Monty

 

[Willy]

A true All-metal mode will pick up the ground noise, which a person (given that the detector has the option) then adjusts out with the GB, or ground tracking takes care of it. SAT can do a bit, but is a poor alternative. If a person didn't GB, the ground noise could very well overwhelm the target signal(s). ..Willy.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Then I will have to learn to GB better..
Even when in "Zero" mode I have trouble with hot rocks..So I will have to learn to GB.

 

[Willy]

Actually, even with a spot on GB, there will be problems with hot rocks 'cause they're basically discontinuity's in the ground signal. ...Willy.