Garrett 1140360 EuroACE Metal Detector, Clear,Gold

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The Garrett Euro Aceor Garrett ACE 350 is basically the same model of machine, one simply is designed for use in Europe and the other in the United States the only difference is the decal display and denominations. A new powerful Double-D PROformance search coil has been added, which detectorists seem to really like, there are a lot of reports of it giving greater depth and performance. Simplicity, as usual, is key with the ACE range of detectors, it comes just a few sections, the Control Panel, The upper stem with the elbow rest attached, and the lower stem which attaches to a search coil. As with the Garrett ACE 150 and the Garrett ACE 250 it can be assembled in just a matter of minutes. The Garrett EuroAce control panel features just 6 buttons and has been kept simple enough for the complete novice to understand and use. The buttons are the following. The pinpoint mode is always a very welcome feature of any metal detector if you don’t know what the pinpoint mode does it allows you to accurately locate the target. It can take some time to get used to and you will need to find the “sweet spot” of the coil.

The Euro Ace company is known as one of the leading manufacturers of high-quality metal detectors designed for both professional and amateur treasure hunters use. No wonder, it is their product—the Garrett Euro ACE model—that opens up this list. There are 6 buttons on the Garrett Ace 250, Power, Discrimination, Mode, Sensitivity, Pinpoint, and Elim (Short for eliminating) and it features the simple LED display. The cover of the control panel is slid off to reveal the battery compartment, and it takes 4 AA batteries.

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What we also find amazing about this machine is its battery life. Operating from 4 regular AA batteries, it can be used for up to 25-30 hours non-stop, which should suffice for a two-day trip. The Sensitivity buttons can be used to either increase or decrease the sensitivity of the metal detector. There are eight sensitivity levels present. The next group of aspects for you to consider includes device operation modes and controls. For example, different configuration profiles of a metal detector allow detecting specific types of metal and discarding the other, which enables discrimination among the artefacts you are after and prevents you from digging for a scrap. Thus, applying your own configuration profile greatly increases the search efficiency. Some metal detectors support a depth meter function, with which you can obtain information on the burial depth of a precious ring or a coin. The feature of detector sensitivity adjustment provides easier search and makes it possible to filter interference and noise produced by mineralized soil or nearby transmission lines. Extra features, such as determination of the type of a metal object or even a denomination value of coins are the pros when considering a metal detecting device. A digital pinpointer feature provides detailed info on object location in the ground so, you can excavate this object without damaging it. A big and informative screen and various data displaying configurations allow you to choose a mode that suits you best and easily read the detector info. While a multitone sound indication of metal detection empowers you to distinguish different metals by ear. Extras

The Garrett EuroACE is a fantastic metal detector that detecting aficionados are sure to love. The performance is up there with anything in the same price range, and while it is in the high-end spectrum, you are certainly paying for a quality metal detecting device. I still believe its a beginners metal detector because of the simplicity, but it definitely has the power of a mid-range. The Coins mode is designed to detect coins and allows you to select several types of metal depending on what coins, in particular, you're looking for. Just like the Jewellery mode, this one doesn't react to the trash and other stuff that you may run into while coin hunting, providing highly accurate results. In my opinion, there is not much difference between the two price wise with the 400i being a little bit more expensive.Relics mode is used to discriminate against smaller pieces of iron like nails while retaining the lower end of the conductivity scale keeping good targets such as brass and bronze. The Garrett Euro Ace was made with the conditions of European soil in mind, so it performs well in many conditions. In terms of the design, the Garrett ACE 400i looks a lot like the other ACE models with the exception of a cross-shaped coil. This metal detector consists of a shaft, a PRO Performance 8.5″ x 11” DD coil, and a 400i control box. The shaft ends in a comfortable arm rest that comes equipped with an adjustable Velcro strap. There is also a coil cover available which can be snapped on with ease. You’re not going to spend an age having to learn about how to use it, you can pretty much switch it on and go, and you should be able to use it effectively by the end of your first outing. The more time you spend using it though, the more you will be able to fine-tune your hunts when you are used to the sounds it makes and what they are telling you.

Relics:- Eliminates trash targets, but keeps good targets in the lower conductivity end, for example, brass and lead Coins:- Eliminates all trash targets such as bottle caps, iron and pull tabs. However, some digging of junk can be expected for example soft drinks cans. Lastly, we would like to highlight that the A CE 150 detector is designed with the exclusive Graphic Target ID technology that shows the probable target along the horizontal scale. The low conductive metals like iron are shown on the left, while high conductive metals like coins are displayed on the right. Moreover, w hen an object is detected, the Target ID cursor will appear below the most probable target found (according to its conductivity).As you can decipher from the name, the All-Metal mode is designed to detect metal objects and should be activated when searching for metal "treasures."