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Car parking monitor Display Size: 4.3 inch Display Format: 16.9 Power: =<3W Power Supply: DC 9V-36V Pixel: 480(W)XRGBX272(H) Contrast:351:1 System: PAL/NTSC auto switch 2 video input AV signal auto detect power on/off Auto switch when reversing I purchased it from Amazon, but never use it. |
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