am fm radio that plugs into cigarette lighter

am fm radio that plugs into cigarette lighter JENSEN AM/FM Pocket compatible MP3 player Item Type RadioShack Traditional Battery Powered Pocket

Name: am fm radio that plugs into cigarette lighter JENSEN AM/FM Pocket compatible MP3 player Item Type RadioShack Traditional Battery Powered Pocket
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SKU: 47976333345
Price: 24.18 USD
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It uses a photoelectric sensor and meets several codes, including UL 217, UL 2034, NFPA 72, NFPA 101 (one- and two-family dwellings), Federal Housing Authority (FHA), and Housing and Urban Development

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