Bmw Mercedes Audi Porsche Most Optic Optical Expansion Cable Connector Splitter on 2040-parts.com
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This cable/adaptor enables them expanding video/audio MOST bus. It compsed by 1 female connector to 2 male connector. the length of the cable between each of them is around 50cm. (if you need different length, please message to me to quote). 
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