MCO - Rigging Tape Colored Electrical Tape , Part No M809-YELLOW , Color Yellow Sentry Scrambler board for Standard VHF Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V

Name: MCO - Rigging Tape Colored Electrical Tape , Part No M809-YELLOW , Color Yellow Sentry Scrambler board for Standard VHF Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 90675832306
Price: 35.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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MCO Rigging Tape Colored Electrical Tape , Part No M809 YELLOW , Color Yellow Sentry Scrambler board for Standard VHF Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V Scrambler board for Standard VHF radios that accept scrambler upgrades will provide 24kW 30kVA output power Flame retardant and weather resistant Suitable for use up to 600 Volts

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