Garrett Ace 300 Metal Detector

Product Information

If you want to be posted about the most recent news and updates in metal detecting, releases, and trends, subscribe! As for the processor, this issue is rather controversial, but those who have used 250 for a long time say that the difference is noticeable. Sensitivity Control: The sensitivity can be adjusted to optimize performance based on ground conditions and target depth. In comparison with Double D, with Ace 300 the user has to wave the coil more and the chances are high to miss a deep-lying target.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Garrett has designed a new device Garrett Ace 300 to substitute a well-proven metal detector for beginners Ace 250.If you would like to find out all the details and nuances about Garrett ACE 300, please check out the user’s Garrett Treasure ACE 300 manual before you purchase the metal detector. The ground balance value is set by the manufacturer, therefore you won’t be able to adjust it as it can be done with metal detectors like AT Pro.

If you are looking for beginner's help, advice finds galleries, news and reviews then you are in the right place. Notch Discrimination – this feature allows to switch on or off certain pixels of Discrimination, thus making iron discrimination more accurate and controlled. To discriminate more precisely, and decrease the risk of missing a good target being masked by response of a ferrous object, the detectorist should use Notch Discrimination. Frequency: The Ace 300 operates at a single frequency, commonly around 8 kHz, suitable for general-purpose metal detecting. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.Doing an air test on a single frequency metal detector with will show it's most maximal potential detection depth. Keep in mind that the Garrett Ace 300i is not the best balanced machine, so it can feel heavy after prolonged use. The ACE 300 silver and gold detector includes an array of features that enhance its detection capabilities and maintain a user-friendly interface.

With that said, the majority of the beach is dry sand areas so you will have plenty of areas to explore. LCD Display: The detector is equipped with an LCD display that shows target information, discrimination settings, battery level, and other relevant data. Adjustable Frequency: Has a higher frequency of 8 kHz that minimizes interference caused by other metal detections or electronic devices in the area, ensuring a more focused metal detecting experience. this has really improved the sensitivity and depth capabilities of the Ace 250 combined with the new coil I previously mentioned. Graphic Target Analyzing: Provides users with a target metal’s conductivity and the detector’s discrimination pattern.Its technology is simple compared to other entry-level detectors, but it still performs well in the field. Increased Iron Resolution: Allows for more precise control over the detector’s ability to separate desired targets from iron trash, ensuring you don’t miss valuable items masked by unwanted objects. This water protected coil is created for general-purpose metal detecting, and works well for different types of targets. It was designed, by throwing various coins and silver rings on the ground, running my coil over them and copying down the ID number. I started with a 250, might be the one of the most underrated machines out there in the depth department.

Though it’s light on features, it offers many improvements over the 200i model, including important quality-of-life upgrades.Digital Target ID: The detector features a digital target ID display, providing a numerical scale to help identify the type of metal detected. If you owned one of the older Garrett Ace you would know that you needed a Garrett Pro Pointer without it you was there forever. You can manipulate the Notch Discrimination either by creating a notch at the Target ID Cursor, and silence a specific item in the future, or, you can move the Target Cursor and then eliminate the pixel directly under the Cursor.