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1.8m Scan Cable Firewire 400 4 pin to 4 pin

1.8M Scan Firewire 400 - IEEE-1394a Cable 4pin to 4pin

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Product Overview 1394a Cable 4pin to 4pin Features Firewire 400(4 pin) to Firewire 400 (4 pin) Cable

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