Caddx Ant Lite Analog Camera (FPV Cycle Edition) (4:3) Single Shaft L-Shaped 60 RPM BO Motor (1Pc) Why Choose Mornsun LMF500-20B12

Name: Caddx Ant Lite Analog Camera (FPV Cycle Edition) (4:3) Single Shaft L-Shaped 60 RPM BO Motor (1Pc) Why Choose Mornsun LMF500-20B12
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SKU: 91303723341
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Caddx Ant Lite Analog Camera (FPV Cycle Edition) (4:3) Single Shaft L-Shaped 60 RPM BO Motor (1Pc) Why Choose Mornsun LMF500-20B12

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Caddx Ant Lite Analog Camera (FPV Cycle Edition) (4:3) Single Shaft L Shaped 60 RPM BO Motor (1Pc) Why Choose Mornsun LMF500 20B12 Why Choose Mornsun LMF500 20B12 Dual AC DC Input: Operates from standard household AC outlets (110V 240V) or 12V DC power supplies Brand Caddx Model Ant Lite (FPV Cycle Edition) Category FPV Analog Camera Aspect Ratio 4:3 Image Sensor 1 3" CMOS Resolution 1200 TVL Lens 1 and dedicated technical support via email and WhatsApp

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