basstrackerman
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found 3 more yesterday in 30 minutes with my ace250!
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been finding alot of coins in my yard!!
- Thread starter basstrackerman
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Arkie John
Active member
I lookin' forward to seein' what it will do. After all the positive reads, I just had to jump on this one.
Thanks for the post and the pic. <><
Arkie John
Thanks for the post and the pic. <><
Arkie John
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Anonymous
Guest
You have your own private gold mine. HA.
Bill
Bill
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Anonymous
Guest
Get ready to have some fun.
Bill
Bill
Arkie John
Active member
I KNOW I'm gonna have fun with the Garrett.
I started this metal detecting thing in the early 70's, beginning with a tr Goldak from Gardena, CA. It wasn't much but it was a first.
I bought a couple of the early Garretts, a Whites or two and some Fishers along the way. Two years ago, I bought a minelab explorer and sold it within a year.
I currently have a sea hunter I bought in 1988. It was good until it sprang a battery leak and has really messed things up inside. Thinking of having it looked at, but suspect it will cost more to fix than to buy another water machine.
Now, I have run the race and am back to Garrett. I think the little Ace 250 will be the ticket, once I learn it. One thing about Garrett...the machines are powerful and generally, very user friendly.
Its been raining here for two days and the ground will be nice soft for next week's maiden voyage with the A250. I can't wait. <><
(Arkie) John Garrett (So what's in a name???)
I started this metal detecting thing in the early 70's, beginning with a tr Goldak from Gardena, CA. It wasn't much but it was a first.
I bought a couple of the early Garretts, a Whites or two and some Fishers along the way. Two years ago, I bought a minelab explorer and sold it within a year.
I currently have a sea hunter I bought in 1988. It was good until it sprang a battery leak and has really messed things up inside. Thinking of having it looked at, but suspect it will cost more to fix than to buy another water machine.
Now, I have run the race and am back to Garrett. I think the little Ace 250 will be the ticket, once I learn it. One thing about Garrett...the machines are powerful and generally, very user friendly.
Its been raining here for two days and the ground will be nice soft for next week's maiden voyage with the A250. I can't wait. <><
(Arkie) John Garrett (So what's in a name???)
Derrick0578
New member
I just ordered my ACE 250 and I was wondering how good it is when it comes to Virginia's red clay? Thanks.
Derrick
Derrick
Uncle Willy
New member
That I can't personally answer for you but there are a few guys on the forums that use one in that area and also on the saltwater beaches and do well with them. Here in Oregon we have volcanic soil and it works well here. Let us know how it works for you.
Bill
Bill
Uncle Willy
New member
Dang! You don't even have to leave home to find the goodies. I cleaned my yard out years ago and my wife found a nice Black Hills gold ring in the yard.
Bill
Bill