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:clapping: :clapping: :clapping: ENTER GARRETT'S HALLOWEEN DRESS-UP CONTEST NOW! :clapping: :clapping: :clapping:
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
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My 11 year old daughter designed and made this one up. 
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diggindirt
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Here is a costume idea for all you Ace 250 Users. Warning this procedure is not easily reversed.
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Step 1. Remove the coil nut assembly and coil. Replace the coil in the reverse position and reinstall the coil hardware.
Step 2. Remove the two screws holding the electronics assembly to the shaft and replace them with 1 3/4 inch drywall screws. These can be purchased at any hardware store and must be galvanized steel for this to work.
Step 3. Using a blowtorch, heat the top of the shaft to over 1000 degrees Fahrenheit and bend in a semi circle toward the foam handle. Do NOT over bend. Take care not to damage the Velcro on the arm band.
Here is what your detector should look like if you followed these steps carefully:
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Sorry, but I really wanted a chance at that coin ring.
Chris
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Step 1. Remove the coil nut assembly and coil. Replace the coil in the reverse position and reinstall the coil hardware.
Step 2. Remove the two screws holding the electronics assembly to the shaft and replace them with 1 3/4 inch drywall screws. These can be purchased at any hardware store and must be galvanized steel for this to work.
Step 3. Using a blowtorch, heat the top of the shaft to over 1000 degrees Fahrenheit and bend in a semi circle toward the foam handle. Do NOT over bend. Take care not to damage the Velcro on the arm band.
Here is what your detector should look like if you followed these steps carefully:
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Sorry, but I really wanted a chance at that coin ring.
Chris
lately. I called the Garrettelvis earnhardt
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elvis earnhardt
Member
Thanks for the contest-- My wife wanted to dress the yellar fellar up like a girl!!! Thanks for all you do here sir