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« on: June 21, 2011, 05:04:28 am »
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 We left last Friday for Bundaberg. Met a bloke on Caboolture station with a detector wrapped up in his hands. Been detecting for 30 years. "You will find heaps on Kellys Beach" he tells me. Hit the beach about 9a.m. Saturday morning. Beautiful day to be outside with a fresh breeze. Had a few hits and found bits of aluminium foil and an artists brush and nothing else. Spent about 1 1/2 hours with long spells of nothing!. Tried again Sunday morning with a long spell of nothing, so I brushed my watch across the detector to see what happened. It went off as though I had something really good. A small piece of foil was my only result. I was detecting mainly on wet hard sand. There was about 1 -2 metres of dry sand in front of the sandbank which I run the detector over and about 15 - 20 metres to the water.   This is winter and not a lot of people movement on the beach. Did not get to the Bundy Rum factory this time - it is still on bucket list!!. My pleasure in detecting was enhanced so more research and see what happens.
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« Reply #1 on: June 21, 2011, 05:20:17 am »
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Hello Tasherlock

  Wow sounds like a long dry spell without a signal?

I would try cranking that ACE 250 sensitivity up till it falses then back of a tad.

Plus run in all metal mode, till I got a hit. Then be selective about what settings I want.

If you search this site lot's of threads about how to run in the wet sand area with ACE 250.

Found rings in the wet sand with mine so I know it works.

Just go slow in the wet sand.

Just a tip.    Hello
 

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