5 - Orange Dc 40/30 Long Range Tuff Skin Replacement Antennas For Garmin Systems on 2040-parts.com
Palatka, Florida, United States
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Are you looking for a Tough replacement VHF antenna for your Garmin Astro DC 30 or DC 40 collars transmitter that will last and not break?
This is it! YOU ARE BUYING FIVE (5) custom made antennas that will work on either the DC30 or the DC40. We have made and sold Thousands just like this one and they are being used today. This antenna was designed to replace the original factory made VHF antenna that comes on your DC 30 or DC 40 collar. It is made in the USA and will improve the communication between your handheld unit and collar therefor giving you more range. Adds more range to the DC 30s than the DC 40s
***GUARANTEED to outperform and outlast the factory antenna or your money back upon return.
Simple to replace. BE SURE to use the proper size screwdriver
Unscrew the two screws that hold the transmitter and baseplate to the collar Remove the baseplate and slide collar to the side. Unscrew the small screw that holds the antenna in place and slide the antenna out through the sleeve or ziptie. ( Some collars have a rubber plug over the screw head.) Reverse the steps above to install your new antenna. Make sure you use the proper size Phillips screwdriver to remove and tighten the screws so you do not strip them out. Also be careful not to crossthread the screws.
Your Antenna/s will be shipped within 24 hours of cleared payment,
excluding Weekends & Holidays. *If you have any questions, please ask before you hit the BUY IT NOW button. **Payment is expected within 3 days of selecting and confirming to buy. ***Ebay's Unpaid item assistant automaticly files a claim after 4 days of non payment. Shipping is free in the US and includes insurance.Worldwide shipping. Price does not include any taxes, duties or tariffs. You as an international purchaser are responsible for any if any apply. 20 Antennas is the most that will fit in the Priority Flat Box. If you need more than 20 you will need to place a seperate order or contact us for other shipping options. ***I will combine shipping to save you $$$. For combined shipping, please make your selections and do not pay until I combine the orders and send you an invoice for payment with the adjusted shipping fees. Check on other items we sell by clicking on the lihttp://www.ebay.com/sch/bigdogz_1/m.html?item=171380475171&hash=item27e7128523&pt=GPS_Antennas&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562 Thank you for reading and come back soon!
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