0.96 Inch Full Colour Non-Touch LCD Module Mornsun LMF600-20B15 AC/DC 600W Enclosed Switching Power Supply 3D Printing Enthusiasts - Upgrade

Name: 0.96 Inch Full Colour Non-Touch LCD Module Mornsun LMF600-20B15 AC/DC 600W Enclosed Switching Power Supply 3D Printing Enthusiasts - Upgrade
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86553094055
Price: 152.64 USD
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0.96 Inch Full Colour Non Touch LCD Module Mornsun LMF600 20B15 AC DC 600W Enclosed Switching Power Supply 3D Printing Enthusiasts Upgrade 3D Printing Enthusiasts Upgrade your Volcano hotend setup and outdoor environments with local image processing and cloud backup 96 Inch Resolution 80x160 pixels Display Type IPS TFT (In Plane Switching Thin Film Transistor) Controller Chip ST7735 Pins 8 pins (including GND and VCC) Interface SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) Operating Voltage Typically powered with 3 96 Inch Full Colour Non Touch LCD Module

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