Cobra Wire and Cable B9182TCS100FT | Superflex Audio Speaker Wire 100' 18/2 AWG FALL_FOUL_WEATHER_GEAR_AND_BOOTS Traditional stainless steel shore power

Name: Cobra Wire and Cable B9182TCS100FT | Superflex Audio Speaker Wire 100' 18/2 AWG FALL_FOUL_WEATHER_GEAR_AND_BOOTS Traditional stainless steel shore power
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SKU: 8730777581
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Cobra Wire and Cable B9182TCS100FT | Superflex Audio Speaker Wire 100' 18/2 AWG FALL_FOUL_WEATHER_GEAR_AND_BOOTS Traditional stainless steel shore power

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Cobra Wire and Cable B9182TCS100FT Superflex Audio Speaker Wire 100' 18 2 AWG FALL_FOUL_WEATHER_GEAR_AND_BOOTS Traditional stainless steel shore power Traditional stainless steel shore power inlet has gasketed Category: Electrical Accessories This cable consists of a bare copper and a tinned copper conductor laid flat in a clear jacket with integral insulation Length: 100'

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