For more flexibility on the hunt, the compact Alpha® 10 handheld with at-a-glance multi-GNSS tracking and training can be used on its own,...
For more flexibility on the hunt, the compact Alpha® 10 handheld with at-a-glance multi-GNSS tracking and training can be used on its own, connected to your compatible smartphone, or connected to another Garmin dog tracking device. Pair it with the T5, TT15, T5X, and TT15X dog devices to track up to 20 dogs with additional dog devices sold separately up to 9 miles with up to a 2.5-second update rate. Multiday trips are hassle-free with up to a full week of battery life. You can even issue customized corrections for each dog — right from the handheld. Use the Garmin DriveTrack GPS navigator to view your dog’s location while in a vehicle, or sync with select Garmin wearables to track from your wrist. After the hunt, view dog tracking data, hunt replay, and more with the Garmin Explore smart device app.
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Garmin TT15X Tracking Collar Features:
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