Bay-Tech Industries Sacrificial End For 6-Pin Female Video Cable Replacement Foam Kit The Bay-Tech Industries bailout whip 07638

Name: Bay-Tech Industries Sacrificial End For 6-Pin Female Video Cable Replacement Foam Kit The Bay-Tech Industries bailout whip 07638
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81748147706
Price: 140.80 USD
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Rating: 4.2376000000000005 (14 reviews)

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Bay Tech Industries Sacrificial End For 6 Pin Female Video Cable Replacement Foam Kit The Bay Tech Industries bailout whip 07638 The Bay Tech Industries bailout whip is 40" long and connects to the 1st stage regulator ensuring divers can operate efficiently and securely in the most challenging underwater environments This sacrificial end is used when the video cable is wired with a 6 Pin RMK female connector on the diver's end and runs a LED light This sacrificial end is a single RMK 6 MP that splices into a 5 pin RMK camera connector and a 3 pin RMG light connector

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