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ACE 250

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Has any of the magazines done any field tests on the 250?
ML
 
There is one in the March Lost Treasures for the 150.
Andy Sabich(SP) hinted they were also testing the 250 and that test would be forthcoming.
 
It along with all the posts in the forum were what prompted me to get one.
Friend called last night and bought my canoe, so I may get one a few weeks sooner than I planned.
But this is Iowa, it could still be 6 weeks before I can use it?
 
Maybe you'll have a heat wave. <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol">
Bill
 
This forum will give you more thought and info then any field test.Plus many have already put it up to many higher end units and it keeps up to them.Just my thoughts,Joe
 
<STRONG>Hi
I never put to much faith in offical tests, mainly because I never read bad one.
Bill and couple of others on this board are the reason I am springing for the "yeller feller"
I printed Bill's report, for getting started when I get my new ACE 250
HH
Kenny</STRONG>
 
Thanks for all the input boys, I was looking for a reason to buy one of those 250's
HDJ <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":)">
 
1: You cannot beat the price $200
2: It gives good coverage almost like a 2d coil
3: It has a good discriminator 12 segment
4: Has 4 preset modes with one custom
5: Good battery life 30 to 40 hours
6: Depth meter up to 8 inches
7: Sensitive to small targets
8: 3 tones
Bell tone for coins and silver
Mid tone for foil up to zinc's
Low boop tone for iron
9: Good depth about 10 inches for a quarter
10: Light wieght 2.7 lbs
11: Soon to have optional coils a 4.5 and others later
12: Now proven to keep up with higher dollar machines
13: A great backup or throw around machine
14: 3 piece break down for travel
15: The best of all it is a user friendly and fun to use detector
16 : ID's good on deep targets
I am out of reasons.Maybe someone else can help me!
good hunting,Joe
 
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