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Name: female cigarette lighter adapter with alligator clips SCCKE 6FT/1.8m 14AWG 20A 12V 24V Car Socket to Battery Crocodile Connector, Car Battery Clamp-on Extension Charge Cable 20A Fuse : Automotive power supplies Power Cord 12V 6.6 ft
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