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Pololu 940 Tamiya 71114 Mechanical Blowfish - Tail Fin Swimming Action 4 Cell 18650 Lithium ion Battery Holder Available In AF/FF with fast

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Pololu 940 Tamiya 71114 Mechanical Blowfish Tail Fin Swimming Action 4 Cell 18650 Lithium ion Battery Holder Available In AF FF with fast Available In AF FF with fast shipping and expert support consider using a solar panel connected to the USB C input or implementing sleep modes in your firmware to reduce power consumption during idle periods Specification Details Product Type Motorized Swimming Robot Kit Brand Tamiya via Pololu Model Number Pololu 940 Tamiya 71114 Origin Original Authentic Motor Type DC Motor with Mechanical Drive System Power Supply 2 x AA Batteries (3V) Operating Time 30 45 minutes per battery set Hull Material Waterproof Polycarbonate Tail Fin Material Flexible Plastic Assembly Time 45 60 minutes Soldering Required No Warranty 7 days on manufacturing defects Shipping 1 5 days from Bengaluru Delivery 7 8 days across India Support 24 7 via Email and WhatsApp Key Features STEM outreach programs and maker workshops teaching mechanical engineering concepts through interactive assembly and real world testing

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