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Audiovox Avcc-100 Video Control Center on 2040-parts.com

US $5.00
Location:

Mason, Tennessee, US

Mason, Tennessee, US
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AudioVox
      Video Control Center

Model AVCC-100

This unit is for all purposes, brand new. It has never been used.
      My Father-In-Law passed and we found it buried in his camper.                  

Designed to use in a Camper or Motor Home.
      But tasked to the Family entertainment center it will feel right at home.

     

The AudioVox AVCC-100Features:
       
        Push button program select
        Three inputs: antenna, VCR, Auxiliary (Cable, Video Games)
        Three outputs: TV#1, TV#2 and VCR, or TV#3
        Low signal loss

Passive Device does not require Power.
       
        Uses F-type screw on cable connections. Cables Not Included.    

This Auction will be AS IS - No Returns

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