Garrett released ACE 300 in 2016, as a middle option between ACE 200 and ACE 400. The brand described ACE 300 as “A powerful performer at a bargain price”, which is totally true. ACE 300 is a combination of features and functions which are more advanced than in ACE 200, less complicated than in ACE 400, with the price range between the two. The main differences are No Iron Audio (ACE 400 has it), adjustable Notch Discrimination, Garrett ACE 300 frequency 8 kHz with frequency shift option (medium frequency within the lineage), and 7×10 inches concentric search coil (medium size). Garrett 300 ACE is powered by 4 AA batteries, has 2 years warranty, and is pretty lightweight. This new Garrett ACE 300 review will tell you more details. Control Box

The Garrett brand is a favourite of many metal detector enthusiasts from the professional to the beginner. The Garrett Ace 300i metal detector certainly lives up to this reputation with its simple and lightweight design along with its impressive array of features, this metal detector is sure to be a popular choice but is it the right choice for you? Light weight, powerful, entry-level detector that's easy to learn. Simple One-Touch operation; turn on and begin hunting! It’s forearm support and handgrip feature soft padding. With these, you can use the unit for extended periods without any feeling of discomfort.A powerful performer at a bargain price. The ACE 300i has more modes than an ACE 200i and enhanced features to help find more treasure.

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. Due to this feature, it is possible to eliminate specific objects which correspond to certain pixels on the Discrimination scale. There are 12 pixels in ACE 300, and it is possible to switch on or off any combination of the pixels, to achieve the needed effect. 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. Garrett ACE 300 Problems This function may not be something you’ll have to use frequently. Nevertheless, it proves to be very convenient anytime you need it. Take, for instance, when facing interference from Wi-fi signals or power lines. Or when competing with other 8kHz-running metal detectors. Includes revised Target ID legend and Mode/Discrimination patterns to better suit the search needs of international users.

The Garrett Ace 300i is a mid-level metal detector in the Garrett Ace range, and it’s one of the most affordable options on our list. Though it’s light on features, it offers many improvements over the 200i model, including important quality-of-life upgrades. It’s easy to use, making it perfect for beginners or kids. PinPointing, again not something that the ace 150 included and in my eyes an absolute god send and time saver!

waterproof elliptic Garrett 9×12 inches ACE PROformance Search Coil created for shallow water search. 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. Even though all coils have something to offer, find one that best suits your ground and target preference. 10. Batteries Equipped with control buttons, this detector allows for easy and efficient operation. It also features a built-in LCD display that provides clear and detailed information during use. The buttons are slightly different to the previous models being that they are a little smaller so if you have got bigger hands it can perhaps be a little fiddly.

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The default search coil included into the basic ACE 300 kit is the 7×10 inches concentric submersible PROformance coil. This water protected coil is created for general-purpose metal detecting, and works well for different types of targets. While it is not something outstanding, any treasure hunter will be able to detect successfully with it, because it is versatile and multifunctional. On the other hand, there are many other compatible coils available for ACE 300; they are: 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?