Bay-Tech Industries Sacrificial End For 6-Pin Female Video Cable Replacement Foam Kit 000 measurements and A-scans per 0340

Name: Bay-Tech Industries Sacrificial End For 6-Pin Female Video Cable Replacement Foam Kit 000 measurements and A-scans per 0340
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 81748147706
Price: 140.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0693 (30 reviews)

SKU 81748147706 ★ 4.1

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Bay Tech Industries Sacrificial End For 6 Pin Female Video Cable Replacement Foam Kit 000 measurements and A scans per 0340 000 measurements and A scans per record Computer Software CygLink allows remote logging and viewing of A scan graphs Motor Speed @ 12 GPM: 5295 RPM This sacrificial end is used when the video cable is wired with a 6 Pin RMK female connector on the diver's end and runs a LED light This sacrificial end is a single RMK 6 MP that splices into a 5 pin RMK camera connector and a 3 pin RMG light connector

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