- Connector A: 2 mm socket
- Connector B: 0.31 mm socket
- Cable: 4 in. (10 cm) Learn More
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Adapter Extension, Connector B: 0.31 mm socket
$132.00
Сatalog number:
300102
Categories: 2mm Cables, Amplifier Accessories, Amplifiers, Analyzers, Instruments/Platform
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