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Microdot (M5, 10-32 UNF) Straight-to-BNC RF Cable
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Microdot (M5, 10-32 UNF) Straight-to-BNC RF Cable - RG174 Cable, 1.5 m, Ø2.5 mm
Microdot (M5, 10-32 UNF) Straight-to-BNC RF Cable - RG174 Cable, 2 m, Ø2.5 mm
Microdot (M5, 10-32 UNF) Straight-to-BNC RF Cable - RG174 Cable, 3 m, Ø2.5 mm
Microdot (M5, 10-32 UNF) Straight-to-BNC RF Cable - RG174 Cable, 5 m, Ø2.5 mm
Microdot (M5, 10-32 UNF) Straight-to-BNC RF Cable - RG174 Cable, 20 m, Ø2.5 mm
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