A7600E LTE Cat-1 HAT for Raspberry Pi, Low Speed 4G Module, 2G GSM / GPRS 2 x AAA Battery Holder with cover and On/Off Switch 7GHz Frequency Resolution 240Hz minimum

Name: A7600E LTE Cat-1 HAT for Raspberry Pi, Low Speed 4G Module, 2G GSM / GPRS 2 x AAA Battery Holder with cover and On/Off Switch 7GHz Frequency Resolution 240Hz minimum
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 22616701752
Price: 1807.88 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1404 (18 reviews)

A7600E LTE Cat-1 HAT for Raspberry Pi, Low Speed 4G Module, 2G GSM / GPRS 2 x AAA Battery Holder with cover and On/Off Switch 7GHz Frequency Resolution 240Hz minimum

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A7600E LTE Cat 1 HAT for Raspberry Pi, Low Speed 4G Module, 2G GSM GPRS 2 x AAA Battery Holder with cover and On Off Switch 7GHz Frequency Resolution 240Hz minimum 7GHz Frequency Resolution 240Hz minimum step Sensitivity 90dBm typical noise floor Interface GPIO and USB connectivity to Raspberry Pi Power Consumption Less than 500mA at 5V Compatible Platforms Raspberry Pi 3B+ Home & Office Use Not applicable for user damage or misuse wholesale pricing on orders of 10+ units

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