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GPS/GLONASS GNSS Antenna for Raspberry Pi HAT and Arduino Shield with 3 Meter Cable HC-SR505 Mini PIR (Passive Infrared) Motion Sensor The first-level deceleration gearing reduces

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GPS GLONASS GNSS Antenna for Raspberry Pi HAT and Arduino Shield with 3 Meter Cable HC SR505 Mini PIR (Passive Infrared) Motion Sensor The first level deceleration gearing reduces The first level deceleration gearing reduces motor speed to achieve the precise 116ml min flow rate Membrane Membrane Technology Reliable A high gain wide band patch antenna on an integral ground delivers reliable performance Full refund or replacement

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