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Drone Battery Charging System

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Texas A&M UniversityView Agency

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334518 - Watch, Clock, and Part ManufacturingView NAICS

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Supply of one combined battery charging system: FreeFly Astro SL8-Air Battery charger with Colorado Drone Chargers Freely SL8 PRCS.

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