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Garmin Compact VHF Antenna
$29.99
Perfect for smaller dog breeds or those seeking a more compact solution, the Garmin Compact VHF Antenna is a 14.5-inch, user-replaceable antenna designed for use with compatible Garmin dog collars. Its reduced VHF range provides up to 2 miles of tracking distance when paired with a compatible Garmin handheld (sold...
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Perfect for smaller dog breeds or those seeking a more compact solution, the Garmin Compact VHF Antenna is a 14.5-inch, user-replaceable antenna designed for use with compatible Garmin dog collars. Its reduced VHF range provides up to 2 miles of tracking distance when paired with a compatible Garmin handheld (sold separately). This antenna comes with three antenna clips to securely attach it to your dog’s collar, ensuring a reliable fit and safe attachment.
Key Features:
- Compact Size: 14.5-inch antenna, ideal for smaller dogs or users seeking a shorter antenna
- Secure Attachment: Includes three clips to keep the antenna safely secured to your dog’s collar
- User-Replaceable: Easy to replace for long-lasting use
Compatibility:
Special Note:
Please be aware that using this compact antenna will reduce the effective range of your device to approximately 2 miles, compared to the standard antenna.
Garmin Product Number: 010-13023-09
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