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Garmin Handheld Extended Range Antenna
$29.99
Enhance your tracking capabilities with the Garmin Extended Range VHF Antenna. This 13-inch flexible antenna increases your tracking range by up to 9 miles when paired with Garmin Alpha or Astro Series handhelds. Built for rugged outdoor conditions, this antenna provides superior range and durability.
Compatible with the following...
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Enhance your tracking capabilities with the Garmin Extended Range VHF Antenna. This 13-inch flexible antenna increases your tracking range by up to 9 miles when paired with Garmin Alpha or Astro Series handhelds. Built for rugged outdoor conditions, this antenna provides superior range and durability.
Compatible with the following Garmin handhelds:
- Garmin Alpha Series: Alpha 200 Plus, Alpha 300, Alpha 300i, Alpha 200i, Alpha 200, Alpha 10, Alpha 100
- Garmin Astro Series: Astro 430, Astro 320, Astro 220
- Garmin PRO Series: PRO 550 Plus, PRO Trashbreaker
Key Features:
- Extended Range: Adds up to 9 miles of tracking range
- Durable & Flexible: Built for tough environments
Garmin Part Number: 010-10856-30
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