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AMP - TE CONNECTIVITY 794606-1 Contact, Micro MATE-N-LOK Series, Socket, 24 AWG, 20 AWG, Crimp, Phosphor Bronze

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AMP - TE CONNECTIVITY 794606-1 Contact, Micro MATE-N-LOK Series, Socket, 24 AWG, 20 AWG, Crimp, Phosphor BronzeThis is a Contact, Micro MATE N LOK Series, Socket, 24 AWG, 20 AWG, Crimp, Phosphor Bronze product from AMP TE CONNECTIVITY with the model number 794606 1Product details Wire Size AWG Max 20AWG Contact Plating Tin Plated Contacts Product Range Micro MATE N LOK Series Contact Material Phosphor Bronze Contact Termination Type Crimp For Use With Micro MATE N LOK Connectors Wire Size AWG Min 24AWG Contact Gender Socket Other details Brand AMP TE

This is a Contact, Micro MATE-N-LOK Series, Socket, 24 AWG, 20 AWG, Crimp, Phosphor Bronze product from AMP - TE CONNECTIVITY with the model number 794606-1

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Wire Size AWG Max 20AWG
Contact Plating Tin Plated Contacts
Product Range Micro MATE-N-LOK Series
Contact Material Phosphor Bronze
Contact Termination Type Crimp
For Use With Micro MATE-N-LOK Connectors
Wire Size AWG Min 24AWG
Contact Gender Socket

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Brand AMP - TE CONNECTIVITY
Part Number 794606-1
Quantity Reel of 15000
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Masterful biography and history of the birth of the Red Power movement.
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Kent Blansett has broken much new ground with his masterful biography of the charismatic Richard Oakes. The book is also an astute and insightful account of the birth and rise of the Red Power Movement and the occupation of Alcatraz. Scholarly but written in an accessible style, this book will appeal to all readers.
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The truth about the Native people. THANK YOU Kent for writing this book. We purchased about 12 total.
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