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    Long-Range Optic Detection System

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: JME LTD
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    The Long-Range Optic Detectin System from JME Ltd. is designed to search for and highlight the location of covert telescopic sights at distances of up to 1,000m. Operates from 20 to 1,000 meters, works two to three continious hours on battery before recharge, is portable, simple to operate and can be attached to computes, VCR's and monitors for better viewing quality.

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