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Ecotech Battery Backup cable new(2), bristle worm trap

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•Ecotech Battery Backup adapter used $12 plus shipping
(2 available)

• Ecotech Battery Backup new replacement adapter, not used
$24 plus shipping

• cable part #10427
$6.00 Each plus shipping (3 available)

•. Meter to check battery charge level and adapter cable
$25 plus shipping

•Note: batteries in photo not available

Shipping to lower 48 states only. PM for price. PayPal goods and services only
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x2 Ecotech Battery Backup adapter used $12 plus shipping
(2 available)

x3 cable part #10427
$6.00 Each plus shipping (3 available)

x1 Meter to check battery charge level and adapter cable
$25 plus shipping

55 shipping is what you requested, would you do 60 flat and call it a day?
 
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Unused power adapter available, second photo
 
Update to what’s available:
Cable part # 10427 (3 available)
$6 each plus shipping
Un used power adapter $25
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Update: available are (2) cable #10247
$6 each plus shipping
 
•Bristle worm trap $12 + sh,
•Ecotech Cables available (2) #10247 $6 plus sh
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