question.

[Big Red]

When you turn your ace 250 off and try to turn it on (say a second or less later) does it respond and come on or does it need a few seconds of waiting before it will come on when you try to turn it on?

 

[BigCatDaddy]

Why would you do that anyway?? But yes, I would imagine it takes a few seconds of being off before re-starting it.

 

[Big Red]

So you really don't know?

 

[blade310]

Big Red I just tried mine and it doesn't hesitate at all.

 

[Big Red]

Thanks! Sounds like it might have an issue.

 

[slingshot]

Thanks! Sounds like it might have an issue.

mine has hesitated before for a while and all I had to do was wiggle the connector, or rake my hands over the batteries and rotate them slightly. Very seldom, though.

 

[Big Red]

What connector are you talking about?

 

[GoGoGopher]

When you turn off your machine, small residual charges (mostly in capacitors and chips), remain for a few seconds and slowly drain off to zero...This may explain why your detector does not want to come right back to life...Think of it as trying to force feed your detector when it is still full from the last meal...Just wait about 3 seconds before cycling your detector...Have no idea why you would really need to do this procedure so fast???

HH,

 

[Big Red]

So you don't really know if it does or doesnt?

 

[GoGoGopher]

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