Description

Handheld Version ALPHA 200
Collars NONE INCLUDED  compatible TT15X –  T5X – T5 MINI

STRONG CONNECTION. STRONG BOND.
Track and train your dogs with the Alpha 200 handheld, featuring a sunlight-readable 3.5” capacitive touchscreen and user-friendly six-button design1.
This handheld is designed to help make tracking and training simple, accessible and fast.
Track and train your pack while they’re out in the field1.
Keep inactive dogs in the system for easier setup and management.
Navigate every hunt with the best in Garmin mapping and sensors.
User-replaceable battery lasts up to 20 hours.
Take dog tracking and training to the next level.

TRACK YOUR PACK
Monitor up to 20 dogs with your compatible dog collars from up to 9 miles with a 2.5-second update rate.
DOG LIST/GROUP MANAGEMENT
Keep inactive dogs in your dog list, and manage active groups so you don’t have to add and remove dogs for every hunt.
PUBLIC LAND BOUNDARIES
Optional display of public land boundaries on topographical maps helps you know that you’re venturing where you’re supposed to be.
HUNT METRICS
See each dog’s daily hunting patterns, distance and speed so you can monitor performance and help prevent overheating. Pair with your compatible Garmin dog collars (sold separately).
SIX-BUTTON DESIGN
Use dedicated buttons for fast training cues and minor adjustments in the field.
18 LEVELS OF STIMULATION
Momentary and continuous stimulation options let you customize training for each dog when used with a compatible training enabled collar.
TONE/VIBRATION
Issue different levels of audible tone or vibration commands for quick adjustments to individual dogs when used with a compatible training enabled collar.
GARMIN EXPLORE™ APP
Pair with the Garmin Explore smart-device app to see real-time dog tracking information, save collections of dog tracks and replay tracks to see exactly what happened during your hunt.
PRO VIEW COMPASS
The pro view compass mode gives you simple, at-a-glance tracking that shows which direction and how far away your dogs are, plus you will see when a dog is “Treed” or “OnPoint.”

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