BOSCH GLM 150 C Laser Distance Measuring Instrument M5 Stick Microphone Unit (LM393) TTL/CMOS circuit implementation

Name: BOSCH GLM 150 C Laser Distance Measuring Instrument M5 Stick Microphone Unit (LM393) TTL/CMOS circuit implementation
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 13164233352
Price: 8810.25 USD
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Rating: 4.4932 (27 reviews)

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BOSCH GLM 150 C Laser Distance Measuring Instrument M5 Stick Microphone Unit (LM393) TTL CMOS circuit implementation TTL CMOS circuit implementation 1 x Set of GPIO Header Pins then displays the result on a high contrast LCD screen 5mm at distances up to 30m Laser Type Class 2 Red Laser (635nm) Display High contrast LCD with backlight Battery Type 2x AAA alkaline batteries Battery Life Approximately 10000 measurements Protection Rating IP54 dust and splash resistant Operating Temperature 10°C to +50°C Dimensions 120 x 65 x 35mm Weight Approximately 150g Key Features

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