The Garmin Alpha LTE allows you to track your dog using LTE technology, unlocking the ability to now track your dog within range limits as long as your connected to the LTE network (subscription required). Pairs with your smartphone using the Garmin Alpha app or with a compatible Garmin dog...
The Garmin Alpha LTE allows you to track your dog using LTE technology, unlocking the ability to now track your dog within range limits as long as your connected to the LTE network (subscription required). Pairs with your smartphone using the Garmin Alpha app or with a compatible Garmin dog tracking handheld.
Features:
LTE Technology:Track your dog with LTE cellular technology, which extends your reach.
Pair with the Alpha App: Use the Alpha app on your smartphone to see where your dog is. You can also use the app to navigate and mark waypoints, game trails, habitats, and game sightings with integrated mapping.
Garmin Ecosystem: Pair your phone to select Garmin dog tracking handhelds and collars, and hunt with redundant tracking system that uses LTE and VHF signals. Smart switching technology automatically changes between LTE and VHF tracking to give you the best available signal on your Garmin handheld.
Multi-GNSS: Know your dog's precise location with multi-GNSS technology, which leverages multiple satellite systems for improved reception in challenging environments.
Built for the hunt: Get up to 32 hours of battery life when using dynamic tracking on a GPS dog tracker that's built to withstand abuse during the hunt.
LED Lights: Identify your dog, even in the dark, with large, easy-to-see multicolor LED lights on the device. Colors include yellow, magenta, cyan, white, green, red, and blue.
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