12mm GL12528 Light Sensitive Photoresistor LDR (2Pcs) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat With Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament Featuring advanced 6-axis gyroscope stabilization

Name: 12mm GL12528 Light Sensitive Photoresistor LDR (2Pcs) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat With Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament Featuring advanced 6-axis gyroscope stabilization
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 791944915
Price: 67.16 USD
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Rating: 4.1332 (29 reviews)

12mm GL12528 Light Sensitive Photoresistor LDR (2Pcs) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat With Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament Featuring advanced 6-axis gyroscope stabilization

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12mm GL12528 Light Sensitive Photoresistor LDR (2Pcs) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat With Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament Featuring advanced 6 axis gyroscope stabilization Featuring advanced 6 axis gyroscope stabilization 220 Ohm Resistor 1 4 Watt (Pack of 10pcs) 24 7 support via email and WhatsApp for setup 12mm GL12528 Light Sensitive Photoresistor LDR (2Pcs)

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