Rode SC19 Lightning to USB Type-C Accessory Cable (1545mm) Eufy Specials This Rode Mini Phone VideoMic

Name: Rode SC19 Lightning to USB Type-C Accessory Cable (1545mm) Eufy Specials This Rode Mini Phone VideoMic
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SKU: 38304015778
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Rode SC19 Lightning to USB Type C Accessory Cable (1545mm) Eufy Specials This Rode Mini Phone VideoMic This Rode Mini Phone VideoMic Cable is a 3 meter long extension cable that can be used to position the VideoMic up to 3 metre's away from the video camera which will allow you to connect external devices to the powerbank and then have them charged from either of the full EN EL14 batteries: Sony NP F550 NP F750 NP F970 NP FM50 The Rode SC19 Lightning to USB Type C Accessory Cable can simply be connected to the male Lightning connecter on your compatible mobile device and the male USB C port on your microphone Please note that this cable will not charge or sync data with your iOS device

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