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Title: garmin collars Post by: fonzie on April 21, 2011, 08:57:35 am Can someone please tell me the difference between the dc40 and dc30.....
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: coach on April 21, 2011, 09:31:14 am 10 >:D ;D JK being a smartass like my students. Last day of school. :laugh:
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: BULLMASTER on April 21, 2011, 10:08:21 am I can tell you this,I had the 30s and went to the 40s and had to send 2 back before they were ever worn.I hope this isnt a sign of thing to come.
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: country man 563 on April 21, 2011, 10:12:56 am from what ive been told there not much of a differance between the two, ive talked to several people and have gotten mixed reviews
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: zachW on April 21, 2011, 10:22:24 am The chargers are different, easier to clean, and i think the gps sensor deal is built in to the main body
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: kkinard on April 21, 2011, 10:29:48 am Charger is way better, I get better range out of my 40's, I had some problems with losing the collars at 1st but I just changed the communication setting and have not had a problem since, I run Garmin and Marshall systems on my dogs and with the 40 collars you can put both recievers on 1 collar.
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: djhogdogger on April 21, 2011, 10:34:05 am The chargers are different, easier to clean, and i think the gps sensor deal is built in to the main body This is what i've heard as well. Im not going to run out and replace my 30's with 40's but we may buy 40's as we need new collars. I also heard that they range out better. Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: coyote hunter on April 21, 2011, 10:39:13 am the 40s range farther but the 30s can take more of a beating i have 1 40 an 2 30s but im gettin more 30s probly wont get another 40 i have already had to replace a 40 it was 6 months old
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: t.wilbanks on April 21, 2011, 10:52:02 am i have both 30s and 40s... they all seem to be different... some 40s getter better range than the 30s and some dont... like everyone says, charging is much easier and the battery life seems to be quite a bit better....
I would not sell your 30s to switch to 40s.... but they are fixing to stop selling 30s, so if you need more collars you will probably end up with 40s anyways... ;) Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: kkinard on April 21, 2011, 12:27:36 pm I've heard the are about to stop selling 30's too, but the Guy I get mine from says he hasn't heard that, I'm gonna keep buying 40's cause I like em better, just my opinion.
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: Coady Curbow on April 21, 2011, 12:45:50 pm Charger is way better, I get better range out of my 40's, I had some problems with losing the collars at 1st but I just changed the communication setting and have not had a problem since, I run Garmin and Marshall systems on my dogs and with the 40 collars you can put both recievers on 1 collar. I just got an astro 220 with dc 40 collars. Mine get to .8 miles and lose communication. Should I be getting more range than this? If so, what communication setting do I change to? Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: firemedic on April 23, 2011, 03:23:15 pm Depends on the terrain coady,...but I will tell you this, you might as well get a long range antenna now and be done with it if you don't have one already. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS that came with your unit....that will tell you how to change all settings,.....get the collars out and use them around home to learn how.....it's not hard at all.....good luck....I love my DC 40s.
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: Yelladogwreckincrew on April 24, 2011, 11:47:10 pm When I bought mine the woman for the company selling them said they would be discontinued in April, this was a few months ago
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: bayed hard hog dogs on April 25, 2011, 12:01:50 am I love the dc 30 I just got a dc 40 haven't used it yet but like the looks and the charging I will let you now how I like it. ^-^
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