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First Tactical Women's A2 Pant - Wolf Grey Size:20 and Two Tone Self-resetting circuit ADC Adscope 601 Convertible
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Description
First Tactical Women's A2 Pant Wolf Grey Size:20 and Two Tone Self resetting circuit ADC Adscope 601 Convertible and Two Tone Self resetting circuit protection against speaker shorts Integrated public address microphone Seven light functions Dual color backlighting on keypad (Red & Green) Four position slide switch with LED indicators Park kill Auxiliary input Positive locking wiring harness included Hand piece cradle for mounting or Velcro for concealed mounting Replaceable jumpers for option selection Positive and negative switching for AUX and PKILL inputs High and Low voltage shutdown protection Truck mount amplifier 30 standard function replaceable labels Drives one or two 100 Watt speakers Size: Control Head: 6" High X 2 1 2" Wide X 1 1 2" Deep Amplifier: 2 1 2" High X 7" Wide X 7 2 8" Deep (plus 3 4" flange on each side) Weight: LCS880: 8 11 A T Elite GORE TEX 8" Boot The A2 Pant is built for professionals who operate with precision in dynamic Do not bleach
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