#121 | Introducing the Garmin Alpha 200i with Rehan Nana
A conversation exploring the newly released Garmin Alpha 200i, upland hunting within the Garmin ecosystem and more with Rehan Nana.
Joined by marketing and sponsorship specialist for Garmin, Rehan Nana, we recap his recent grouse hunting trip to the northwoods before diving deep into the Garmin Alpha 200i along with other products and applications within the Garmin ecosystem like the Garmin Fenix watch. Our conversation includes how Garmin products translate to upland hunting including how users can get the most out of specific products like the Garmin Alpha 200i.
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Love the pod cast. Great job guys
Thank you for listening Henry, appreciate it!
Great pod cast. With what I have already invested in my new pup, the 200i seams like a good investment. It’s on my Christmas list.
Thanks for tuning in Dave! I bought my Alpha 100 back in 2014 when my now 6 year old setter was just a pup. I’ve never looked back and the unit is still going strong.
Can’t decide on the alpha 200 with the Tt15x or Tt15x mini. I have a 45lb setter and thought maybe the mini would be better for her small size. Is the main difference longer battery life in the normal size Tt15x? I need training stimulation and tracking functions, and I am planing to use the geo fence notifications in my yard
Hi John! I’ve had the minis for years and that’s what I run on my setters 35 – 50 lbs. I prefer them for their small size as well. A little less battery life but it hasn’t been an issue for me. Both options would work, but I’ve had good luck with my minis.