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Garmin DC50 Replacement Battery 3.7V 2600mAh Li-ion

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Fits Garmin DC50 dog tracking collar; replaces OEM part numbers 361-00029-02, 010-10806-30, and 010-11828-03.
3.7V lithium-ion cell rated 2600mAh powers GPS acquisition, cellular sync, and activity logging on the collar.
Connector slides into the battery cavity with a single plastic locking tab; verify tab seats flush before closing the collar housing.
We bench-tested this cell in a DC50 unit; BMS accepted the new pack without fault codes and held voltage steady under GPS load cycles.
After installing, take the dog outside for 5–10 minutes before checking the app—GPS trackers perform a cold start after power interruption that takes longer than subsequent location updates.

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Voltage

3.7V

Amp

2600mAh

Garmin DC50 / Alpha / TT10 Dog Tracking Collar — 3.7V Li-ion Replacement Battery (361-00029-02)

This 3.7V, 2600mAh Li-ion battery replaces the original power cell in the Garmin DC50 dog tracking collar and compatible devices in the Alpha and TT10 lines. It supports the collar's GPS acquisition, cellular or radio communication, and continuous location reporting. Dimensions are 67.59 × 18.54 × 18.54mm — verify fitment before ordering if your collar housing has been modified.

  • DC50, Alpha, and TT10 compatibility: These collars share the same battery footprint, connector pinout, and BMS handshake protocol. Swapping between platforms does not require firmware changes — the BMS reads cell state on first power-up regardless of which device it's seated in.
  • Bench tested on actual hardware: We cycled this cell through full GPS-active discharge on a DC50 unit. The BMS held stable voltage through active satellite lock and flagged low-battery correctly at the expected threshold before cutoff.
  • First GPS acquisition after swap: Take the collar outside immediately after installation and leave it stationary. Cold-start GPS acquisition — triggered any time power is fully interrupted — takes up to 10 minutes outdoors before the first fix registers in the Garmin app.

Why the DC50 drains faster in low-signal rural areas

When GPS signal is weak — dense tree cover, deep valleys, or areas with sparse satellite geometry — the collar's receiver runs longer acquisition cycles to maintain lock. Simultaneously, if the collar is using a cellular or radio uplink to reach a handheld unit at distance, transmit power ramps up. Both subsystems pulling harder at the same time accelerates discharge noticeably compared to open-field use. Expect shorter operating windows on hunts with heavy canopy versus flat, open terrain.

Collar shows charged but won't appear in the Garmin app after battery replacement

This is a re-registration issue, not a battery fault. After a full power interruption, the collar loses its active Bluetooth and network session with the paired handheld or app. Power the collar on, then open the Garmin Hunting app or Alpha handheld and manually trigger a device search — don't wait for it to auto-connect. If the collar still doesn't appear, hold the power button for a full restart cycle and retry pairing from the app's device list.

Compatible Models

DC50 DC50 Dog Tracking Collar Alpha TT10 Dog Device Alpha 100 TT10 TT 10 dog tracking TT 10 training device T5 GPS Standard Dog Tracking Collar GAA002 T5 GPS Pig Hunting Dog Tracking Collar GAA004 Alpha GPS Pig Hunting Dog Tracking System GAA003 T5 GPS Dog Tracking Collar TT10 GPS Dog Tracking Collar TT15 GPS Dog Tracking Collar

Replaces Part Numbers

361-00029-02 010-10806-30 010-11828-03

Technical Specifications

Voltage3.7V
Amp Hours2600mAh
Capacity2600mAh
Rate9.62Wh
Net Weight49g /1.73 oz
Gross Weight74g /2.61 oz
Approximate Weight74g /2.61 oz
Dimension 67.59 x 18.54 x 18.54mm

Product Highlights

  • Brand: Garmin
  • Manufacturer: CS
  • Series: Standard
  • Color: Black
  • Product Type: Li-ion
  • Battery Type: Li-ion
  • Warranty: 12 Months
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Frequently Asked Questions

The DC50 collar powered on fine after the battery swap but hasn't picked up a GPS signal — it's been sitting for a few minutes. Is the battery the problem?

No — this is a cold-start delay, not a battery fault. Any full power interruption clears the satellite almanac data the collar stored, so it has to reacquire from scratch. Take the collar outside, keep it stationary, and allow up to 10 minutes before the first fix registers. Subsequent location updates after that first lock will come through on the normal fast warm-start cycle.

Battery life on my DC50 seemed fine at first, but it's draining much faster now after a few weeks of use. What causes that?

Shallow cycling degrades Li-ion cells faster than full discharge cycles. If the collar is regularly topped off at 40–60% and never fully discharged, the BMS recalibrates capacity downward over time and the reported battery level becomes inaccurate. Run the collar down to the low-battery warning, then charge it fully to 4.2V — this gives the BMS a full-range calibration pass and usually corrects the premature drain readings.

The DC50 collar is fully charged but keeps dropping off the map during a hunt — location updates stop and then resume randomly. What's happening?

Intermittent location loss during a hunt is usually the collar's radio or cellular link dropping out, not GPS failure. When the collar moves out of the handheld's radio range or into a cellular dead zone, it queues location data locally and pushes it when the link restores — this looks like a freeze-then-jump on the map. Check the signal strength indicator on the Alpha handheld; if it's showing one bar or less, close the distance between you and the dog to re-establish a stable uplink.

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