470uf 50V Through Hole 10×20 Electrolytic Capacitor (Pack of 250) Thermistor Temperature Sensor HT-NTC100K- 2M 2V (2S to 6S LiPo)

Name: 470uf 50V Through Hole 10×20 Electrolytic Capacitor (Pack of 250) Thermistor Temperature Sensor HT-NTC100K- 2M 2V (2S to 6S LiPo)
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SKU: 27948977435
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