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USB-PD sink with headers compatible with breadboard. Features a fixed 3.3V supply and one-click voltage selection without incorporating MCUs
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The Cyber Ant's goal is to function as a collection and assortment device. Whether it be in home, freeways, the beach or junkyards.
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