Ace 250 coils

[IAsoldier]

Just wondering what coils will fit the ACE 250. I like to upgrade the stock coil to a bigger one. Thanks Terry

 

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[limitedthoughts]

They have a 9 x 12 you can buy and it works good. Makes the detector top heavy but it works well. I try not to use it to often cause alot of my areas i hunt in are very trashy.

LT

 

[fbjr]

I just ordered a SEF butterfly search coil for my ace 250. As of right now the only place you can get them is from the UK, although there are companies here in the US that sell these coils for other brands like Whites and Minelab. I was pretty scared about doing this but am now very glad I took the chance. It cost me just under $300 and it's 11 x 14. It only took about 2 weeks to get it which shocked me. I have been using it now for about 3 weeks and love it as I have had much success. The only complaints that I have is that it's very heavy and leaves your wrist a little sore, it might help if I used the arm strap but I never do. Also that pin pointing is not always very accurate. I do not work for any company related to metal detecting what so ever, I work for an insurance company. I have just tried to do as much research on these before I purchased mine. I hope this helps.
One last thing, I think the companies here in the US should add these to their inventory as there are more people with Ace 250's then any other that I know of because of the affordable price and quality which would boost the sales (in my opinion).

 

[ivan salis]

the big coils tend to throw off the 250's balance making the a bit of a pain to use --- however for big open less trashy areas where you want to cover more ground faster and get a very slight depth increase say 1 -2 inches --use the 9 x 12 coil --- I however like to use the small sniper coil alot -- in tight trashy areas it will sort thru the trash better--- a bigger coil in a trashy spot often picks up on more that one signal -- and displays the "bigger one" --- this can lead to masking --good targets hidden by nearby junk ---with a smaller coil less overall ground is hunted giving better target "seperation" --than a bigger coil would.

 

[fbjr]

I made a mistake, my coil is actually 15 x 12