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Scan HDHD-FFTWIST Female to Female HDMI Swivel (almost 180 degrees) Gold Plated Adapter

Scan code: LN26567 Manufacturer code: HDHD-FFTWIST

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Scan HDHD-FFTWIST Female to Female HDMI Swivel (almost 180 degrees) Gold Plated Adapter

Scan code: LN26567 Manufacturer code: HDHD-FFTWIST

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Product Overview Female to Female HDMI adapter, ideal for extending cables that need that extra flexibility
Features • Transfer Bandwidth : 10.2 Gbps/340MHz (v1.3)
• Signal Type : Transmission Minimised Differential Signalling (TMDS)
• Connector Type : Gold Plated

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