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Robic Oslo Silver 2.0 Stopwatch P/n 67744 Multi-mode Countdown Timer Racing Joes on 2040-parts.com

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Orlando, Florida, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:ROB67744 Brand:ROBIC UPC:Does not apply

OSLO SILVER 2.0 STOPWATCH
  • ROBIC
  • P/N - 67744
  • MULTI-MODE STOPWATCH WITH AN EASY-TO-USE COUNTDOWN TIMER
  • EVENT,LAP OR SPLIT TIMING
  • COUNTDOWN TIMER SHOWS TIME REMAINING
  • 1/100 SECOND PRECISION TO 10 HOURS
  • AUDIBLE ALARM AT COUNTDOWN
  • EXTRA LARGE DISPLAY
  • TWO FINISH TIMER MEMORY RECALL

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