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Garmin Alpha 300i Handheld
$849.99
Take control in the field with the Garmin Alpha 300i, a high-performance dog tracking and training handheld built for serious hunters and dog handlers. Equipped with inReach® satellite technology, it allows for two-way messaging and interactive SOS alerts in remote areas (active...
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Take control in the field with the Garmin Alpha 300i, a high-performance dog tracking and training handheld built for serious hunters and dog handlers. Equipped with inReach® satellite technology, it allows for two-way messaging and interactive SOS alerts in remote areas (active satellite subscription required; availability may vary by location).
Pair the Alpha 300i with up to 20 compatible Garmin collars—including the TT25, TT25 Mini, T20, TT15, and TT15 Mini—to track dogs up to 9 miles away with a fast 2.5-second location update rate. The vivid 3.5” color touchscreendisplay makes it easy to view your dog’s location and system data at a glance, even in sunlight.
Want hands-free tracking? Pair with a compatible Garmin watch.
Training functions are simple and intuitive, thanks to a button-operated interface that lets you deliver 18 levels of stimulation, tone, or vibration when paired with training-enabled collars like the TT25 and TT15 series.
🔍 Key Features:
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Tracks up to 20 dogs with compatible collars
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Range up to 9 miles with 2.5-second update rate
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inReach® messaging & SOS (subscription required)
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3.5" sunlight-readable touchscreen
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18 levels of stim, tone, and vibration
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Preloaded TopoActive maps and satellite imagery
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Built-in 3-axis compass and barometric altimeter
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Up to 50 hours of battery life
Whether you’re navigating thick cover, handling multiple dogs, or needing reliable communication in remote areas, the Alpha 300i delivers unmatched GPS tracking, training control, and emergency connectivityall in one rugged handheld.
Want hands-free tracking? Pair with a compatible Garmin watch.
Common Alpha 300i Troubleshooting FAQ HERE
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Dimensions: 2.7" x 6.4" x 1.3"
Display Size: 4.7cm x 7.7 cm, 3.5" diagonal
Display Resolution: 282 x 470 pixels
Display Type: transflective, color TFT touchscreen
Weight: 9.9 ounces with standard antenna and battery
Waterproof: IPX7
Battery Type: rechargeable lithium-ion
Battery Life: up to 55 hours; up to 50 hours with inReach technology enabled
Interface: high-speed USB
Memory: 16 GB
Preloaded Maps: TOPOActive
External Memory Storage: microSD card
Waypoints: 10,000
Tracks: up to 20 assets (any combination of compatible dog devices and handhelds)
Navigation Track Log: 20,000 points, 250 saved spx tracks, 300 saved fit activities
Navigation Routes: 250
Stored Contacts: 250 dogs
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Garmin Alpha 300i Handheld
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack
Belt Clip
AC adapter
Type-A to Type-C USB Cable
Documentation
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Lion Country Supply is now accepting trade-ins on Tri-Tronics and Garmin E-Collar systems, extra collars, and handhelds. The trade-in value you receive will be used towards the purchase of a brand new Garmin, SportDOG, DT Systems, or Dogtra system through Lion Country Supply. We will be accepting both working AND non-working electronics. Please include chargers and accessories if available. More information on the trade in program see, LCS Trade-In Program.
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Alpha 300i Owner's Manual
Vaccinating Your Hunting Dog at Home: A Simple Guide from Puppy to Adult
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Bird Dog Training for Beginners
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