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    The wireless Handheld Monitor from Tactical Electronics displays real-time video from up to four Tactical Electronics camera systems. The high resolution screen is 5.7 inches and self-orients when the monitor is flipped upside down. The monitor also includes 3 brightness levels and weighs only 1.4 pounds.

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