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SportDOG Replacement Antennas ![Antennas]()
SportDOG Replacement Antennas
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SportDOG 3.0" Antenna Replacement$16.95![Sport DOG]()
Replacement 3-inch transmitter antenna for older SportDOG 800, 1225, 1825, and 3225 series systems, plus Innotek FP-Ranger and FP-Scout. Replace if the original is bent, broken, or showing reduced range...
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SportDOG Replacement Antenna for SD-1875$19.95Replacement transmitter antenna for the SportDOG UplandHunter 1875 (SD-1875). Orange finish matches the 1875 transmitter. Replace if bent, broken, or if you're experiencing range degradation...
Derrick Moore, Senior Field Staff
Finding the right replacement antenna for your SportDOG system
SportDOG transmitter antennas are model-specific — the SD-1875 uses a different antenna than the older 1825, 1225, and 3225 series. The guide below gets you to the right one in one step.
| Your system | Antenna to order |
|---|---|
| SD-800, SD-1225, SD-1825, SD-1825CAMO, SD-3225, Innotek FP-Ranger / FP-Scout | 3.0” Antenna Replacement |
| SD-1875 UplandHunter | SD-1875 Replacement Antenna |
When to replace your transmitter antenna
The transmitter antenna is the single component most responsible for your system’s operating range. A bent, kinked, or broken antenna can cut your effective range dramatically even when everything else is working correctly. Replace the antenna when you notice any of the following:
Visible damage. A bent, kinked, or cracked antenna will not transmit at full efficiency. Even a minor bend near the base where the antenna meets the transmitter body can significantly reduce range.
Range shorter than expected. If your system was reliably reaching its rated range and has gradually or suddenly lost distance, and the collar and transmitter are both charged, the antenna is the first thing to check. A damaged antenna is far more common than a failed transmitter circuit.
Antenna is loose or wobbles. Antennas thread directly onto the transmitter. A loose connection causes intermittent signal loss. If the antenna doesn’t tighten securely, the threads may be stripped — replace the antenna before the issue gets worse in the field.
Both antennas on this page are genuine SportDOG replacement parts and install without tools — unscrew the old antenna, thread the new one on finger-tight.
