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They live about an hour east of Pittsburgh PA, Northern Cambria is the town. I have been looking at the Minelab X-Terra505, Fisher F5, and the Titan 3000
Hope this links helps. I am looking for a very user friendly detector. Kellyco Metal Detector Comparison |
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If they are just starting out I would go with an ACE 250. Easy to use and lots of us use them so they can always find help! There are many in the Pittsburgh area who hunt and can give help if soil conditions exist that would warrant a particular machine.
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i agree. the X-Terra is also a good unit, a few more bells and whistles than the Ace but still easy to use for a beginner and it has adjustable ground balance which is a big plus. i have both and like both of them alot.
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How cool you are getting your parents detectors! I agree on the ACE 250, great place to start. Mikey
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what about a Teknetics gamma 6000
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Welcome back! IMHO for 1st timers I like the ACE250, Fisher F2, and the Tessoro Compadre. Good luck in your choice, Beale.
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I like the Ace 250, its easy to learn and for the money, its hard to beat...Bob
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