King Kngal1000 Alarm System For Tailgater Portable Satellite Antennas on 2040-parts.com
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Product Features • Mounts near satellite receiver • Coaxial cable jumper included with connectors pre-installed • Works inline with coaxial cable & alerts if coaxial antenna is cut or disconnected Manufacturer Warranty: One Year
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