Universal 12v Auto Car Power Adapter For Radar Detector Gps 1.3 21 2.5mm on 2040-parts.com
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BRAND NEW! Universal 12v power adapter for Radar Detectors, and other 12v appliances.
WARNING! ENSURE YOUR APPLIANCE IS DESIGNED FOR 12V, POSITIVE POLARITY INPUT!! WE WILL NOT BE HELD RESPOSIBLE FOR BURNED UP DEVICES DUE TO INCORRECT VOLTAGE OR POLARITY!!
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