SI-TEX MDA-5H | Hi Power 5W SOTDMA Class B AIS Transceiver with Built In Antenna Splitter (with o Wi Fi) FALL_COCKPIT_AND_SPREADER_LIGHTING UPC: 9419523302316

Name: SI-TEX MDA-5H | Hi Power 5W SOTDMA Class B AIS Transceiver with Built In Antenna Splitter (with o Wi Fi) FALL_COCKPIT_AND_SPREADER_LIGHTING UPC: 9419523302316
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 93741652020
Price: 528.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2862 (26 reviews)

SI-TEX MDA-5H | Hi Power 5W SOTDMA Class B AIS Transceiver with Built In Antenna Splitter (with o Wi Fi) FALL_COCKPIT_AND_SPREADER_LIGHTING UPC: 9419523302316

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SI TEX MDA 5H Hi Power 5W SOTDMA Class B AIS Transceiver with Built In Antenna Splitter (with o Wi Fi) FALL_COCKPIT_AND_SPREADER_LIGHTING UPC: 9419523302316 UPC: 9419523302316 This eliminates any melting of the plastic material Ultra power efficient MDA 5H Hi Power 5W SOTDMA Class B AIS Transceiver with Built In Antenna Splitter (without Wi Fi)

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