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Livonia, Michigan, United States
BRAND NEW IN FACTORY SEALED PACKAGE VECTOR POCKET POWER DC/AC INVERTER....70 WATT CONTINUOUS POWER...........CANNOT BE RETURNED IF PACKAGE IS OPENED OR TAMPERED WITH...............
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