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  1. #1
    us
    Feb 2012
    pennsylvania
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    Metal Detecting

    Garret Ace 250

    I just got the Garret Ace 250 ...any advice ?

  2. #2
    us
    Jul 2006
    Murfreesboro Tn.
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    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Garret Ace 250

    Get out there and use it then post the pics so we can see the good stuff. Good luck
    Garrett

  3. #3
    Charter Member
    us
    Oct 2011
    39

    Re: Garret Ace 250

    [quote=PhiladelphiaForever ]
    I just got the Garret Ace 250 ...any advice ?
    [/quote/]

    its a great detector, simple, and fast, I have one that i have had for awhile, and still use it.
    look into a sniper coil for those thick places.



  4. #4
    us
    Mar 2009
    Tuscarawas County, Ohio
    Tesoro Tejon
    681
    1 times
    Relic Hunting

    Re: Garret Ace 250

    The 250 is a nice machine. It is a good machine to learn how to detect. At least for me it was. The best advice I can give is learn the machine before you think you need to buy an upgrade. Even though it is a simple machine, there is a learning curve. Give yourself at least nine months on the machine before you think you need an upgrade.

    -Swartzie
    Oldest coins: KG II Halfpence (1727-1760), Liberty Cap 1/2 cent (1795-1797), 1808 1/2 Real.

  5. #5

    Feb 2007
    Bradenton, Fl
    ACE 250, Minelab Excal II, ETrac
    5,703
    30 times
    Banner Finds (1)
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Garret Ace 250

    Dig anywhere you can in Philly. Lots of old areas with silver to be found!!
    Debby

  6. #6
    Charter Member
    us
    Jul 2010
    Watkins Glen N.Y. Finger Lakes Region,Beaver Dams N.Y.
    TEK G2, Fisher CZ5, Tesoro Toltec ll, Garrett CX ll, Killer B`s" HeadPhones,Depth Master Super Phones II,Zircon M40 pinpointer,Treasure Wise T 12 Digger, Lesche T38 Land Shark
    613
    18 times
    Metal Detecting

    Re: Garret Ace 250

    Hi Phlia Forever
    Welcome to treasurenet ,you are going to love this place.
    Go out in the yard take some coins, ring, pultab,old rusty nail....all kinds of metal stuff....watch how your detector reacts to all of them,and listen how it reacts to them
    use low disc.turning up and down see where it knocks out some things like that Rusry nail just learn it while in your yard ,just turning the disc up to where you knock out pulltabs YOU WILL LOSE a lot of valueable signels like a gold anything.
    See just how hot you can run the detector in a coupe of week after you go a pratice.
    A lot of people will help a lot of ACE users here ,you got a great machine there i hope you find the fun stuff Remember if your not diggin some junk you doin it Wrong.
    LEAVE THE GROUND THE WAY YOU FIND IT or better cover your holes and take any junk with you PLEASE.
    Thanks G.A.P.metal
    I`v been detecting for 40 years owned my own detector shop G.A.P. Metal Detectors ..and loved every minute of it,hunt with a guy thats been doin it for 43 yrs 607 398 8669
    Its the Golden Rule who ever has the Gold Rules

  7. #7
    Charter Member
    us
    Jan 2010
    177
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    Re: Garret Ace 250

    Great detector...I use it and a Vaquero...a lot! Look up my name in the search engine and read some of my past posts. Or...as I've said before...it's good right out of the box but sooooooo much better after you learn it (around 100 hours or so). Try this: 1. for your first 10 hours, hunt in ALL METAL only and DIG EVERYTHING!!!! You won't be able to learn faster than that! 2. For general purpose hunting, put it in the JEWELRY mode and leave it there while digging everything. 3. finally look up what I said on "cherry picking" and the settings I used.

    You'll know when it's time to upgrade....when the finds from the ACE 250 are saved up and sold to buy you your next detector, if one is even needed.

 

 

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