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Bel Microeye Xkr-lr Long Range Radar Detector No Power Cord on 2040-parts.com

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Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States

Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
Not tested, paint specks on the bottom.
Manufacturer Part Number:XKR-LR UPC:Does not apply

I have not tested this unit, I expect it is probably a standard 12V connection but I haven't got one handy. Long range detection model and I don't see another like it being offered. Sold as is but the price is low and I don't see any obvious reason it would not operate.

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