HMS Beagle
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So far this is my best find. I immediately called the sheriff and had it taken away. They asked if i wanted it if no one claimed it, I declined the offer.
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HMS Beagle said:Once again, thanks for looking and the comments everyone.
It was set on the ground and covered with a pile of leaves. Of course, I scanned the area pretty well and got no other signals.
Yes, I'm pretty happy with the ace250, other than a few things I'm enjoying it. Truth be told, I can't wait to get a better machine, mainly for the better balance.
The pinpointer comment is timed well, I just got a stud finder/ metal detector made by stanley and it works great as a pinpointer. It is sensitive enough to pinpoint the microchip in my dogs neck. My partners pinpointer(whites I think) wouldn't pick it up.
thanks again.
Beagle
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Bridge End Farm said:I have heard of folks using them with great success as a pinpointer. I have never tried it but just might now. A stud/metal finder made by stanley huh and it works great?
HMS Beagle said:Bridge End Farm said:I have heard of folks using them with great success as a pinpointer. I have never tried it but just might now. A stud/metal finder made by stanley huh and it works great?
The only reason I considered it in the first place was the separate button for " "metal scan". Technically it has 3 depth settings, from 1/2" to 1 1/2". It has an LCD "bullseye" style depth display, the closer you get to the target the smaller the bullseye gets. And i got it from the local "Big Lots" for $15.88. I figured if it didn't work as a pinpointer I could just put it in the toolbox as a stud finder.
Oh yeah, it is also an AC wire finder, it has a separate tone and light for it detecting the presence of AC voltage
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