Newbie here and i'm going to buy the ACE-250
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a lot of people have used the ace 250 i myself have one that i got for my grandson he used it for about 3 months and then decided to get a detector of his own he made some good finds with it while he used it so yes it is a good one to strart out with good luck and we will look forward to your post dennis
lee
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welcome mate from ct.
before going out and buying the ace have a little read of this
http://www.americandetectorist.com/ace250_F2review.shtml
ive used both and trust me the f 2 is better for the same money
before going out and buying the ace have a little read of this
http://www.americandetectorist.com/ace250_F2review.shtml
ive used both and trust me the f 2 is better for the same money
Full Metal Digger
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The ACE 250 is a great beginner's machine. You'll do fine with it. Remember, it's more about the wizard than the wand. I found enough stuff with my ACE 250 that I was able to upgrade to an e-trac after 2 years. I made several MD videos with my ACE 250 and they are posted on youtube. You may want to watch some of them because I talked a lot about what I was hearing and what I was finding based on the different types of signals. Bets wishes and happy hunting, Dave.
Great decision!
A beast on clad and all coins, and just about everything else, too!
Fantastic recovery speed, (still try to go slow, however), great target separation, VDI numbers on the the screen, not just icons, and a whole lot of fun all wrapped up into one of the best values on the market!
Don't disregard that small sniper coil in your package, either.
I have been using it most of the summer and it has found me a ton of stuff even at some sites I had hunted previously and thought I cleaned up.
I am primarily a jewelry hunter but I have several detectors and am happy to find anything and everything.
Just to pump you up here are some of my finds with just the F2.
I have learned a lot about this little wonder so feel free to ask if you have any questions.
A beast on clad and all coins, and just about everything else, too!
Fantastic recovery speed, (still try to go slow, however), great target separation, VDI numbers on the the screen, not just icons, and a whole lot of fun all wrapped up into one of the best values on the market!
Don't disregard that small sniper coil in your package, either.
I have been using it most of the summer and it has found me a ton of stuff even at some sites I had hunted previously and thought I cleaned up.
I am primarily a jewelry hunter but I have several detectors and am happy to find anything and everything.
Just to pump you up here are some of my finds with just the F2.
I have learned a lot about this little wonder so feel free to ask if you have any questions.
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carl2112 link=topic=11644.msg126530#msg126530 date=1351810294 said:
That ring was found in a grassy island divider in a high school parking lot this summer.
I was out in the 100 degree plus temperatures for literally 2 minutes when I found it, then I packed it in and got out of the heat.
I have read on other forums that one hunter just found an exact copy of that dolphin ring, recently, and that cross with the black enamel inlay was found by another.
Information on that 1922 token, however, is very hard to find, but an Alabama token book by Roy Woods did mention the fact that it is rated R10 and there are only 1-5 known to exist not counting mine.
There is only one picture on the entire web that shows this one and it is mine that I posted on Richard's token database....
http://tokencatalog.com/token_record_forms.php?action=DisplayTokenRecord&td_id=251398&inventory_id=203607&td_image_id=168351&attribution_id=256136&td_create_uid=987&record_offset=0
A lowly zinc signal about 4 deep in a section of an old park that used to have an older neighborhood built on that site back in the day.
Still one of my most cherished finds.
The gold 14k ring with the single diamond in the middle of the second pic was found in August in a park here in Kansas that had been hit by myself and the F2 with the 10 coil and by many others in the past.
This was right next to a basketball court, and 4 days later on my very next hunt I found the little 14k heart ring and the 10k ring with the 4 diamonds within 15 yards of that first one.
That single diamond ring is the first piece of jewelry I have ever found that I liked so much that I decided to keep and wear it myself, so I had it cleaned and resized and I am wearing it today.
The reason I found these three rings and others did not is through the use of the F2 and the sniper coil that enabled me to single out each signal.
Lots of tab, foil and bottle caps in this park, but by acquiring each signal separately and digging all solid signals I found and recovered all 3 rings.
The heart ring was a foil signal, the other 2 were tab signals and I have always been a big fan of the dig it all philosophy hunting style for this exact reason.
