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Title: garmin collars Post by: waggandtag on October 24, 2012, 03:52:56 pm What do you like better the dc 30 or 40
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: txsteve85 on October 24, 2012, 04:06:07 pm 30's hands down...I hate my 40's they lose communication at around 800-1000
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: easttexasoutlaw33 on October 25, 2012, 09:33:23 am 30's hands down...I hate my 40's they lose communication at around 800-1000 X2 i even have tough skins on my 40s and i still get more range out of my 30 with standard ant Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: boone823 on October 25, 2012, 09:37:00 am 30's hands down...I hate my 40's they lose communication at around 800-1000 x2Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: Mike on October 25, 2012, 09:42:02 am I like my 40's better and get out to two miles quite often. But I'm using the 320, it seems to pick them up a lot better than my 220 did.
It also depends on where you are hunting. Some areas have piss poor gps reception for some reason. Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: txsteve85 on October 25, 2012, 10:40:16 am I use 320 too...Idk what the deal is. Drive me nuts cause I upgraded from 220 and it's basically same thing with suckier collars.
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: WW-CC on October 25, 2012, 10:47:53 am The 30's go on my better dogs and the 40's on the rest if that tells you anything
Title: Re: garmin collars Post by: T-Bob Parker on October 25, 2012, 05:50:53 pm I like my 40's better and get out to two miles quite often. But I'm using the 320, it seems to pick them up a lot better than my 220 did. It also depends on where you are hunting. Some areas have piss poor gps reception for some reason. Your right, some areas have better reception than other. I've wondered alot if it has to do with iron ore close to the surface? an acquaintance of my boss's in Utah says he can get 2 miles easy in the mountain country and has even seen 4 miles on his screen. I for the record highly doubt that. Other factors may be phone towers don't you think? I've seen that good reception on my iPhone means good reception on te garmin, BUT, too close to a tower and I get odd Results, or too close to high voltage overhead line right of ways does the say thing. |