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Pmod NAV and Joystick Set-up and Development - Another Geek Moment

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Pmod NAV and Joystick Set-up and Development - Another Geek Moment

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
PMOD NAV 9-AXIS IMU/BAROMETER410-326PMOD NAV 9-AXIS IMU/BAROMETER0 - Immediate$39.99View Details
PMOD JSTK2 TWO-AXIS JOYSTICK410-330PMOD JSTK2 TWO-AXIS JOYSTICK25 - Immediate$15.99View Details

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