Garmin Astro 320 Handheld Dog Tracking Device
Garmin announced a brand new handheld dog tracking device, the Astro 320. Having a redesigned antenna, the maximum range between the Astro 330 and a Garmin tracking collar has been increased by nearly 30 percent – up to nine miles in toned, unobstructed terrain. It may track up to 10 dogs per recipient at once, and the device is fully suitable for Garmin’s DC 20, Electricity 30, and DC 40 dog tracking collars and accessories.
The Astro 320 features a 2.6-inch color display and intgrated GPS aerial. It supports TOPO U.S. 24K and 100K and it has 1.7GB built-in memory with regard to loading maps. As a dog tracker, this indicate a dog’s distance and status, (running, pointing, or treeing) and can be toggled to indicate the actual direction the dog is actually moving on the unit’s map page. The device is also equipped with a 3-axis digital compass that lets hunters accurately view their dog’s position when holding the Astro 320 at any angle. It is waterproof with a difficult, ruged exterior.
Garmin’s Astro 320 operates on two AA electric batteries for up to 20 hours. It will be available in July for $499.99 for just the handheld unit. You can get the complete system, which includes an Astro 330 and one DC 40 tracking collar and accessories, for $699.99.
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