2400 & 5500 MHz/ 3dBi Gain Rubber Duck Antenna M5 Stack PROTO Module with Extension & Bus Socket Specification Details Product Type Wireless

Name: 2400 & 5500 MHz/ 3dBi Gain Rubber Duck Antenna M5 Stack PROTO Module with Extension & Bus Socket Specification Details Product Type Wireless
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57915284216
Price: 125.08 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7434 (29 reviews)

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2400 & 5500 MHz 3dBi Gain Rubber Duck Antenna M5 Stack PROTO Module with Extension & Bus Socket Specification Details Product Type Wireless Specification Details Product Type Wireless RF Remote Motor Controller with Multi Directional Control Operating Voltage DC 12V Wireless Frequency 433MHz ISM Band Transmission Range 50 100 meters in open space Control Functions Up and sensor modules in field environments exposed to rain and soil moisture What is your return policy 2400 & 5500 MHz 3dBi Gain Rubber Duck Antenna

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