New Lei Lowrance Eagle N2kext-25rd Extension Cable 25' 119-83 on 2040-parts.com
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Lowrance N2KEXT-25RD 25 Ft. Extension Cable Red NMEA Product # 119-83 The Lowrance 119-83 is a N2KEXT-25RD 25' Extension Cable for use with Red NMEA network It has two standard NMEA 2000 light cable connectors, one male and one female The cable works with NMEA 2000 compliant units 119-83 Features: Extension Cable 25' Cable Length Compatible With: LGC-3000 & NMEA 2000 Compliant Units Fast Ship |
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