Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera with Interchangeable Lens Base 3.2 inch TFT LCD Resistive Touch Screen Panel with SPI Interface for Arduino Mega Looking to buy 12V 1

Name: Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera with Interchangeable Lens Base 3.2 inch TFT LCD Resistive Touch Screen Panel with SPI Interface for Arduino Mega Looking to buy 12V 1
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 37235494251
Price: 3095.20 USD
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Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera with Interchangeable Lens Base 3.2 inch TFT LCD Resistive Touch Screen Panel with SPI Interface for Arduino Mega Looking to buy 12V 1 Looking to buy 12V 1 Compact & Portable: Convenient spool design fits easily in any toolkit This camera is suitable for industrial inspection C CS Mount Compatibility Use any C or CS mount lens for custom applications

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