Hunting a trashy park for clad today turned my sensitivty down to about halfway due to the trash noises abundant and was after shallow clad or perhaps a gold ring...Couldn't believe it as I got two 6 inch clad dimes even with lower sensitivty..Starting to believe this yella fella could also be used for that older deeper silver not just for shallow clad..Garrett needs a pat on the back for this one as surely the most bang for the buck for newbies or even oldbies as its light, user friendly and goes deep....
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Ace 250 depth....
- Thread starter Dan-Pa.
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Bugar In. USA
Active member
I got a 150 and it'll do the same thing, 5 stars, fer ol' Chuck Garrett *****
Sure fooled me
Sure fooled me
Uncle Willy
New member
Don't under estimate that little bugger. Lower sensitivity definetly doesn't mean less depth. I've pulled coins at ten inches in bark chips with the sensitivity at four bars.
Bill
Bill