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« on: April 05, 2013, 07:16:52 am »
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Any advise for the getting the Garrett Ace 250 to do anything but making noise over salt water or wet (salt) sand?

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MODERATOR NOTE: I split this topic and changed the subject line. In the future, start a new topic if you have a new question. And slow down your posting a little. I understand that you are happy and like this forum but you don't have to add one line to old posts. Read and learn. Only post when you can contribute something new or add real information.

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Okay will do.

Yes, I am excited. Have been researching for one year. Only got my detector last month.

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« Reply #3 on: April 22, 2013, 02:32:37 am »
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So what did you find out? I have the same problems. I can hit a target on dry, but as soon as it gets wet then I get ghost signals and can never find anything. Maybe its just allergic to our "African sands"?

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Here's what I suggest. Turn your machine off, after a few seconds off, hold it about 6 inches over the ground and turn it on again. Keep it steady until the power up sequence is finished. Try it after doing that. If it gets drifty again, repeat.

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Thank you....
After reading through a very long and tedious thread I did find this advice..
My opinion... lovely little machine! Had it for 2 weeks and its very sensitive and pinpoints brilliantly if you know what you are doing. Will try the ground balancing/reboot method.

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« Reply #6 on: April 22, 2013, 06:47:17 am »
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After reading through a very long and tedious thread I did find this advice.

I'm sure you also found some folks that wouldn't even try this tip due to stubbornness. Their loss. It does work and I had a long conversation on the phone with a Garrett technician about it who actually never realized the machine he worked on was capable of adjusting itself to local conditions. He knows about it now.

Good luck. Enjoy your time with that amazingly good machine. Good bang for the buck, that one.

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