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3.3K Ohm 1/4w 1206 Resistor(Reel of 5000) 3.5in TFT LCD Shield for Arduino Official Raspberry Pi Product: Manufactured

Name: 3.3K Ohm 1/4w 1206 Resistor(Reel of 5000) 3.5in TFT LCD Shield for Arduino Official Raspberry Pi Product: Manufactured
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 71946619365
Price: 470.48 USD
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3.3K Ohm 1 4w 1206 Resistor(Reel of 5000) 3.5in TFT LCD Shield for Arduino Official Raspberry Pi Product: Manufactured Official Raspberry Pi Product: Manufactured to Raspberry Pi Foundation standards Installation depends on your specific application For PCB assembly Bulk Reel Format: 5000 units on standard 7 inch paper reel with embossed carrier tape for seamless integration into SMT production lines

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