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Hong Kong, China
Condition:New Other Part Number:Waterproof / Anti-Shock Camera Lens Angle:170° Diagonal Placement on Vehicle:Rear Manufacturer Part Number:RVC-CMD23 Warranty:Yes Cable Length:1.5M Brand:auto vox Water-proof:Support Country/Region of Manufacture:China Connectivity:RCA Model:RVC-CMD360MINI Camera Connection Type:Wired Screen Type:LCD-TFT UPC:190073883140

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