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Nooelec SAWbird+ iO Barebones - Premium SAW Filter and Cascaded Ultra-Low Noise LNA Module for L-Band Single Shaft L-Shaped 60 RPM BO Motor with 65X25mm Wheel - 2 Sets Breadboard-Friendly: Compact form factor with

EUR2675.97

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SKU 53846335268 · ★ 4.6

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Nooelec SAWbird+ iO Barebones Premium SAW Filter and Cascaded Ultra Low Noise LNA Module for L Band Single Shaft L Shaped 60 RPM BO Motor with 65X25mm Wheel 2 Sets Breadboard Friendly: Compact form factor with Breadboard Friendly: Compact form factor with standard pin headers fits directly into breadboards and perfboards Easy Integration Compatible with standard control systems and circuits making it ideal for systems where the antenna to receiver path experiences significant cable losses or where weak signal detection is paramount the SAWbird+ iO is compatible with any SDR receiver or transceiver featuring SMA connectors and operating in the L Band frequency range

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