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Rockford, Michigan, United States
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Nitro Bee Single channel racing UHF receiver,features button lock,programmable tone codes,turn-on default and stero earbud capable.Uhf 440.000 -469.9875 MHz , also comes with earbuds and a clear plastic belt clip not shown, used one time.
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