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Neptune Apex A2/NG Base Unit - $200

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Base Unit in great shape. Firmware updated and factory reset! $200 plus shipping. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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Yes, you can. You would also need a power supply for the trident. But this would operate as the brain.
 
Can I use this to run my trident? Or would I need to buy extra parts/items? Dm me
Oh, and you'd need a power supply for the base unit, too.
 
I used it with an EB832, which acts as the power supply. I may have an extra stand alone one, though. I'll check.
 
The one I have is actually a 24v one for the Trident. The Apex base unit uses a 12v.
 
This is for sure one of the things you need.
 
Comes with the eb832? Would you do it for 225 shipped to 10801?
 
Sorry, base unit only.
 
Hi Ben. I've got PayPal and Venmo.
 

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