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BBC Micro:Bit Go 4-Pins DIP Momentary Square Tactile Push Button Switch 10 Pieces - 6x6x5mm Industrial automation with voice feedback

Name: BBC Micro:Bit Go 4-Pins DIP Momentary Square Tactile Push Button Switch 10 Pieces - 6x6x5mm Industrial automation with voice feedback
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SKU: 85833217206
Price: 884.57 USD
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BBC Micro:Bit Go 4 Pins DIP Momentary Square Tactile Push Button Switch 10 Pieces 6x6x5mm Industrial automation with voice feedback Industrial automation with voice feedback The F550 frame performs optimally with 3S to 6S LiPo battery packs ranging from 2200mAh to 5000mAh capacity Our expert support team is available 24 7 via email and WhatsApp Students and educators

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