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GTA ULTRA 1000 Garrett

bigjoe-fl

New member
I have a gta ultra 1000 and I beleave my eliptical coil is bought the farm anybody give me a idea how to test and does anyone have one they would like to sell.
 
if you really can determine if it is bad you can send it back to Garrett, let them know first. When they decide it's bad they will send you a new round coil for free. Well all you have to pay for is the shipping there. They no longer make an eliptical for our machines. I really liked my eliptical.
 
I dont claim to be a pro, but I do use a GTA Ultra 1000 exclusively. If its registering all wrong its gotta be screwed up, because mine is VERY good with discernment. I would recommend before you do anything else, that you try your test again with OLD change. IE: 1970s, 80s, and early 90s. The newer 2000+ stuff reads as all kinds of stuff. On a test scan my GTA 1000 read an old nickle as a nickle, but read a new nickle as trash. It read an old quarter as a quarter, but a new quarter as pulltab. etc. It read my wife's new 14K gold earrings as trash/foil! But it does really well, and I like my machine. It just that the new change is getting cheaper! :thumbup:
just my two cents.
 
I thought my stock coil was screwing up on my 250 - whenever it was connected I received continuous tones, IDs running up and down the scale, just going nuts. Connected to the sniper coil, the detector worked fine. I sent the stock coil back, Garrett promptly sent me a new one - same thing. The problem was in the detector. I sent it and the new coil back and the detector was repaired.
 
The stock coil for my 1000 developed a crack during a water hunt and got all screwy on me. Garrett replaced it with a "refurbished" coil for about $20.

You might try listing a 'WTB' on the classifieds and check "the bay" as well... one will turn up for you if you're persistent.

Good Luck!
Skillet
 
Contact Mary Penson at Garrett. maryp@garrett.com
Sounds like your coil might be defective. Have you checked it for hairline cracks, especially around the seam?

Bill
 
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