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Sunrise Telecom CM750 Analog & Digital SLM Network Analyzer for Sale - vulnerabilityscanning.com

Sunrise Telecom CM750 Analog & Digital SLM Network Analyzer For Sale

Sunrise Telecom CM750 Analog & Digital SLM Network Analyzer
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Sunrise Telecom CM750 Analog & Digital SLM Network Analyzer:
$39.99

This Sunrise Telecom CM750 network analyzer is a must-have tool for anyone working with computer cables and connectors. It is designed to help you quickly and easily test the performance of your cables, ensuring that they are working as they should be. Whether you are an IT professional or just someone who wants to make sure their cables are working correctly, this network analyzer is the perfect tool for the job.With its high-quality construction and easy-to-use interface, the Sunrise Telecom CM750 is the perfect choice for both beginners and experienced users alike. So why wait? Order yours today and start testing your cables with confidence!
Charges with 18V Power Supply, Not included. but pin 1 and 3 are the charging pins on the jack so you could make your own if your technical.
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