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Tritronics Mini Antenna Short Range
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Tritronics Mini Antenna – Short Range 1.5" Antenna for G2 EXP Transmitters
The Tritronics Mini Antenna is a compact 1.5-inch short-range antenna designed for trainers who don’t need the full distance of their system. Providing about 60% of your transmitter’s...
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Tritronics Mini Antenna – Short Range 1.5" Antenna for G2 EXP Transmitters
The Tritronics Mini Antenna is a compact 1.5-inch short-range antenna designed for trainers who don’t need the full distance of their system. Providing about 60% of your transmitter’s normal range, this antenna offers the flexibility of a smaller, lightweight option without sacrificing reliability.
Compatible with Tri-Tronics G2 EXP transmitters, this antenna is perfect for training sessions where close-range control is all that’s required. It is not compatible with the G3 Sport Series transmitters.
Key Features
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Compact Size: Tiny 1.5" antenna for convenience and portability.
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Short-Range Function: Delivers 60% of normal system range.
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Compatible Models: Works with all Tri-Tronics G2 EXP transmitters.
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Not for G3 Sport Series: Ensure compatibility before ordering.
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Trainer-Friendly: Great for close-range obedience and training drills.
The Tritronics Mini Antenna is the ideal accessory for trainers who want a lighter, more compact antenna when maximum range isn’t necessary.
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