VDO 260-11796 | Cockpit Marine 85mm (3 3/8") 35 MPH Pitot Speedometer Black Dial/Bezel WINTER_FLAGGED_WINTERIZATION_ITEMS_NETSUITE The camera module itself features

Name: VDO 260-11796 | Cockpit Marine 85mm (3 3/8") 35 MPH Pitot Speedometer Black Dial/Bezel WINTER_FLAGGED_WINTERIZATION_ITEMS_NETSUITE The camera module itself features
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 80971026032
Price: 48.55 USD
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VDO 260 11796 Cockpit Marine 85mm (3 3 8") 35 MPH Pitot Speedometer Black Dial Bezel WINTER_FLAGGED_WINTERIZATION_ITEMS_NETSUITE The camera module itself features The camera module itself features a Sony Starlight sensor to provide excellent performance in low light and can be user set to output composite (CVBS) or analog Hi Def (TVI Manufacturer Part Number: 589094 For more information go to P65Warnings Cockpit Marine 85mm (3 3 8") 35 MPH Pitot Speedometer Black Dial Bezel

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