Cobra Wire and Cable A2004T0725FT | Wire Tinned Copper Battery Cable 4 AWG 25' Black GENERAL_NEW_BOAT_OWNER_STARTER_KIT Manufacturer Part Number: 40-506

Name: Cobra Wire and Cable A2004T0725FT | Wire Tinned Copper Battery Cable 4 AWG 25' Black GENERAL_NEW_BOAT_OWNER_STARTER_KIT Manufacturer Part Number: 40-506
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Cobra Wire and Cable A2004T0725FT | Wire Tinned Copper Battery Cable 4 AWG 25' Black GENERAL_NEW_BOAT_OWNER_STARTER_KIT Manufacturer Part Number: 40-506

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Cobra Wire and Cable A2004T0725FT Wire Tinned Copper Battery Cable 4 AWG 25' Black GENERAL_NEW_BOAT_OWNER_STARTER_KIT Manufacturer Part Number: 40 506 Manufacturer Part Number: 40 506 output power: 300W Cobra's extra flexible marine battery cable meets or exceeds requirements of UL American Wire Gauge (AWG): 4 AWG

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