Garrett ACE 300i Metal Detector

Product Information

New Increased Iron Resolution which helps provide 3 x the iron resolution of the ace 250. Helping when you are in them iron laden and trashy areas. In this ACE 300 review, we’ll look at the detector in detail. We will discuss its features and what each of them has to offer.

It also features an improved adjustable frequency meter so you can easily cut down on any surrounding interference. Along with the improved pinpointing feature you can now more accurately find any buried treasures underground. Last of all the iron resolution on the Garrett Ace 300i has also been greatly improved helping you search more accurately and easily when you’re in iron laden areas. The scale shows values ranging between 0 and 99. High conductivity metals like silver, gold, and copper will display higher values. On the other hand, low conductivity targets such as steel, iron, and small jewelry have lower values. waterproof elliptic Garrett 9×12 inches ACE PROformance Search Coil created for shallow water search. round Garrett 4.5 inches Super Sniper Search Coil with waterproof casing, created specifically for small shallow targets, trashy areas, and metal detecting in narrow places.

Garrett Ace 300i Features

With this function, it’s almost impossible to miss a valuable coin. You only have to increase the iron discrimination that shows on the screen as four-segment bars. Make enough adjustment to separate iron and detect the good item’s signal. 4. Рinpoint Besides its somewhat fancy design, the ACE 300 is not only robust but sturdy to boot. It can thereby survive accidental drops and falls. The Garrett Euro Ace was made with the conditions of European soil in mind, so it performs well in many conditions. Garrett ACE 300i Metal Detector with volume control Garrett ClearSound Easy Stow headphones, ACE control box cover, 7" x 10" coil cover.

The ACE 300 includes a 7” by 10” concentric PROformance coil. Through this, the machine achieves a decent depth alongside a wide-range of discrimination potential. consumer-grade technology is often VLF ( Very Low Frequency). This means the detector hastwo search coils: one that sends out a low-frequency wave into the soil and Unlike the previous models of the Garrett ACE, this new addition lets the user control and fine tune the Iron Discrimination levels. Each of the modes works by removing specific segments from its Target ID scale. Even so, you will still see all segments on the Digital Target ID. The machine, however, will not emit an audio signal allowing you to ignore any unwanted stuff.

Conclusion

The ACE 300 is a typical surface search metal detector. It has the power to detect metal objects buried around 8 inches deep. However, it can search even deeper depending on different factors. These may include the soil, your settings, and the item’s size and chemistry. 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.

When you deal with masking of the good targets by ferrous objects, you can use minimum Discrimination, just on the edge of rejecting. This way, you will be able to detect both good and bad targets, but you will distinguish between the two. The top of the ACE family, the 400 has new Iron Audio feature, a powerful DD coil, a higher frequency, and volume control headphones. As you would know if you have ever used a Garrett Ace metal detector, they are very sturdy well the Garrett Ace 300 & 300i seems to have got even sturdier and stronger while not compromising the light weight benefit.kHz) Frequency compared to the Ace 250’s (6.5khz) this has really improved the sensitivity and depth capabilities of the Ace 250 combined with the new coil I previously mentioned. Custom mode is more of a free slot. In other words, it allows you to save your specific settings. The Relics mode is perfect for objects made of low conductivity metals such as brass, bronze, and lead. Deeply buried targets usually give intermittent signals. Other items that cause such signals may be shallow targets, but located at a weird angle. If you stumble across a patch that gives intermittent signals, try scanning it from different angles, to identify the position and depth. You can use Pinpoint mode for more precise identification, or even change the search coil to a smaller one, if possible. Is the Garrett ACE 300 waterproof?