Good selling High Speed ISDB-T Mobile Digital Car TV Receiver, Suit for Brazil / Peru / Chile etc. South America Market(Black)

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Shenzhen PULUZ Technology Limited.

Multispecialty supplier 3 yrs

CN

Good selling High Speed ISDB-T Mobile Digital Car TV Receiver, Suit for Brazil / Peru / Chile etc. South America Market(Black)

Good selling High Speed ISDB-T Mobile Digital Car TV Receiver, Suit for Brazil / Peru / Chile etc. South America Market(Black)

Good selling High Speed ISDB-T Mobile Digital Car TV Receiver, Suit for Brazil / Peru / Chile etc. South America Market(Black)

Good selling High Speed ISDB-T Mobile Digital Car TV Receiver, Suit for Brazil / Peru / Chile etc. South America Market(Black)

Good selling High Speed ISDB-T Mobile Digital Car TV Receiver, Suit for Brazil / Peru / Chile etc. South America Market(Black)

Good selling High Speed ISDB-T Mobile Digital Car TV Receiver, Suit for Brazil / Peru / Chile etc. South America Market(Black)

Key attributes

Industry-specific attributes

type

Mini Amplifier

channels

2 (2.0)

Other attributes

place of origin

Guangdong, China

private mold

Yes

brand name

N/A

model number

S-TT-0075

Working speed

140-190KM/H

Reception sensitivity

-95dB -100dB

Voltage

12V DC

OSD Languages

English

Resolution formats

320*240

Weight

226g

CPU

MSTAR-MSD7T01(128 pin) MIPS 34Kf@600MHz

RAM

MSTAR-MSD7T01 implant 32X16Mbit DDR2

Flash

32M bytes

Frequency

1066Hz

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units:

Single item

Single package size:

23X20X4 cm

Single gross weight:

0.530 kg

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Minimum order quantity: 1 piece

$30.22

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