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Accele RVC1150T Multi-view backup camera with distance guide lines — lip-mount

Accele

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Accele's RVC1150T backup camera can help you back in or out of parking spaces, day or night.

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Accele's RVC1150T backup camera can help you back in or out of parking spaces, day or night.

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Product highlights:

  • flush-mount backup camera
  • water-resistant, black cast-metal case
  • compatible with any radio with an RCA video input (most aftermarket models, only a few factory)
  • can be configured as rearward or downward facing
  • distance guide lines can be displayed in rearward facing mode
  • 23.5 mm hole saw drill bit included
  • 0.2 lux CCD-based camera sees clearly, even in low-light conditions
  • 165-degree wide viewing angle
  • 22' power/video cable included
  • dimensions: 1-3/8" x 1-3/8" x 1-3/8"
  • warranty: 1 year
  • MFR # RVC1150T
  • Item # 074RVC115T

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Accele RVC1150T owner's manual

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  • Rearview camera (with integrated flush-mount bracket and attached 6' cable)
  • 22' Power/video cable
  • 15" 4-Pin adapter cable (large proprietary 4-pin on one end / small proprietary 4-pin on other end)
  • 23.5mm Hole saw
  • Rubber gasket
  • Warranty information

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Features & specs

Features and Specs
Camera Type Rear
Resolution 656x462
Parking Guidelines Selectable
Lux Rating 0.2
Selectable Views N
Reversed Image Mirror
Horizontal Viewing Angle 165 degrees
Vertical Viewing Angle 165 degrees
Wireless No
Plug type Composite video
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Features

Multi-Purpose Camera: The Accele RVC1150T can be configured as a rear-view or downward-view camera. It provides you with a clear wide-angle view of the rear or tow-hitch of your vehicle. This multi-purpose camera features a IP67 waterproof housing.

Composite Video Connector: The Accele RVC1150T multi-purpose camera features a standard composite video output (RCA plug) which makes it compatible with virtually any mobile video monitor featuring a rear view camera input.

Wide Viewing Angle/Low Lux: The RVC1150T's multi-purpose camera offers a 165° vertical and horizontal viewing angle providing an excellent field of vision behind you in your vehicle. The multi-purpose camera provides minimum illumination of 0.2 lux.

Parking Assistance: The camera features a three-color grid to assist backing into a parking space. The grid features green, yellow, and red lines to help you determine how close you are to an obstacle. The camera does not have a proximity sensor or audible warning system.

Note: The parking assistance lines are turned off by default. To turn on the parking assistance lines, you must cut the White wire loop within the camera's attached cable.

Mounting Options: The RVC1150T's integrated mounting bracket allows you to flush-mount this multi-purpose camera to your vehicle. Once the camera is mounted, it is not adjustable. The camera can be mounted to the underside of your vehicle's rear bumper or other horizontal surface for a rear view. The camera will need to be mounted with the lens facing downward on the rear of your vehicle to keep an eye your tow-hitch. A 23.5mm hole saw is included to drill out a hole for the integrated mounting bracket.

Notes:
  • A Green wire loop within the camera's attached cable can be cut to change the image from "right side up" to "upside down", depending on how you have mounted the camera. If the camera is mounted from underneath, do not cut the Green wire loop. If the camera is mounted on top, cut the Green loop.
  • A Blue wire loop within the camera's attached cable can be cut to change the image from Normal (uncut) to a Mirror image.

Connections: The multi-purpose camera features an attached 6' power/video cable terminated by a proprietary connector. This cable plugs into the included 22' power/video cable which features a composite video connector and power/ground wires on the other end. The composite video connector plugs into your in-dash head unit's composite video-camera input. The power/ground wires need be connected to your vehicle's 12-volt electrical system. A 15" adapter cable (small 4-pin to large 4-pin) lets you connect the camera to an optional monitor (sold separately) that uses a proprietary large 4-pin connector.

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  • black cast-metal case
  • 22.5 mm hole saw drill bit included
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Customer Q&A

18 questions already asked

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I purchased and had installed the Jensen CAR910W 9" screen only to find the resolution and my guidelines are not showing up as with the factory camera. Any suggestions on the replacement camera?
joe  Aug 20, 2021
1 answer
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We have a lot of backup cameras including this one that can work with the Jensen CAR910W receiver. I recommend contacting an advisor by calling 1-800-324-9695 to get a personal recommendation on one
jason  Aug 24, 2021 (Staff)
Q
does this fit into the porsche cayenne?
chetan  Jan 22, 2021
1 answer
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yes it was perfect
madhusudan  Feb 10, 2021
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2020 Dodge Ram to tie in to existing tail gate connector ?
jim  Jan 14, 2021
1 answer
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This camera is not designed to tie into stock working in a 2020 Ram pickup. We sometimes do have cameras that can work with stock radios and may have one that can use existing wiring. I recommend contacting an advisor by calling 1-800-324-9695 to check current inventory for your version of the pickup
jason  Jan 30, 2021 (Staff)
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Will this fit my 2013 Toyota Corolla?
eric  Oct 28, 2020
1 answer
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You can check to see if this will fit your vehicle by using our Outfit My Car tool: http://www.crutchfield.com/car/carselector.aspx For additional details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle.
thomas  Nov 25, 2020 (Staff)
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Will this fit the pop and lock tailgate lever setup?
mike  Aug 02, 2020
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I am sorry I do not know. I have never used the pop and lock tailgate lever.
leigh  Aug 02, 2020
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When it comes to replacement, that depends on the size of your hole. This is a specific diameter and the hole size Mitch match it.
james  Aug 02, 2020
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Will this hook up to my existing system on a 2017 Silverado?
jason  Jul 09, 2019
2 answers
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Unfortunately I do not know. I purchased this for a Hyundai. It did seem to fit well but I will let you know that the parking lines only seem to work well if you are using a dash receiver of the same brand.
gregory  Jul 20, 2019
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i would guess .. if your radio has a jack that fits the plug on the wire on this camera it will probably work you will haveto go to the setup menu and the av in section on your radio to set it up and you will have to cut certain wires on the camera harness to control things like right side up or grid lines ect call chrutchfield for more info
edward  Jul 19, 2019
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just wanting to confirm this camera is a direct plug in for the kenwood DNX692 head unit?
rick  Jul 04, 2019
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no it was for Sony avx1000
madhusudan  Feb 10, 2021
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I used a professional installer (and it was two years ago), but I think that's correct. I think it was a direct connect. I just bought what Crutchfield recommended and I don't recall buying another part for the camera.
charles  Jul 04, 2019
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How wide is the installation hole? I drilled a 22.5 mm hole for a Crux camera that I don't like and curious if this will fit it the same hole or if it's too big or small.
philip  Dec 16, 2017
2 answers
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it was correct in size
madhusudan  Feb 10, 2021
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According to the description for the Accele RVC1150T on the Crutchfield site, it comes with a 23.5 mm hole saw drill bit. So you would just need to open the hole 1mm more for it to fit.
marcel  Dec 21, 2017
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Is this CCD or is it CMOS?
dwight h  Dec 13, 2016
3 answers
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Wide view I can everything behind my truck
leigh  Aug 02, 2020
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It doesn't have a wide view it just point to the trailer hitch
ian  Dec 13, 2016
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Ccd
ian  Dec 13, 2016
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my 2002 f150 xl has an opening to the left of the license plate, is this for a backup camera, and if so, would this one fit?
jld62  Jun 19, 2016
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A 23.5mm (0.925") hole saw is included with the Accele camera to drill out a hole for the integrated mounting bracket. You would want to measure the opening on your F-150 to determine if this would fit correctly. I hope that helps. My Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=159
david  Jun 20, 2016 (Staff)
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I have a 08 Chevy Avalanche and I'm looking to mount this camera in the moulding under the tailgate handle. The moulding is at appropriately a 45° angle with the ground. Will this still work for viewing angle and grid lines or will it be looking to high up from ground level?
ryan  Dec 30, 2015
2 answers
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I mounted mine is the tailgate about 2 inches under my tailgate handle. Works great. 2003 Ford F-150
leigh  Aug 02, 2020
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I used this camera to hang from under the bumper of an FJ Cruiser. It was a flush mount install with a surface perpendicular to the ground. The effect is that it's not quite high enough, but I can still see what's going on behind the vehicle. There are no grid lines in the display, but that might be a function of the display. This camera only allows for a flush mount, so the 45-degree angle will point the camera too high I believe. Good luck.
philip  Dec 30, 2015
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Any Tiguan VW owners installed this camera in their car?
insiyah  Nov 05, 2015
2 answers
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I don't have records to know if we have helped someone install it into a VW Tiguan. However, I do know our technicians have many great ideas to help our customers install backup cameras.
jason  Nov 10, 2015 (Staff)
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I bought this I tem for my sprinter van. It has STOPPED working! Just over the year warranty!
kent  Nov 10, 2015
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If i have it aimed down will i be able to see the back up lines? The people at Electronic Expressed drilled a hole in the middle of my door for a different camera and then it didn't work, so now they told me to buy this one. But i am worried i won't have the back up lines. Will if it is pointed downward at my Bumber?
morgan  Oct 05, 2015
3 answers
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Had to modify my tail gate because the camera was up side down.
charles  Feb 19, 2019
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The camera will always display the line if it is set to do so what needs to be done is line up the lines with the dimention of of your car and the distance of objects behind your car
damon  Oct 05, 2015
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When installing the camera most likely the first time you power it on the image will be upside down and no grid lines will be visible. What I had to do was contact Crutchfield support after I installed the camera you need to cut two wires one to flip the image right side up and other to add the grid lines. I cannot remember the two wires but this is a common question and Crutchfield support had me up and running a few minutes by telling me what wires to cut.
dorothy  Oct 05, 2015
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There are two different cameras, the RVC1150T and the RVC1150. Crutchfield sells the RVC1150T which is top mounted looking down, and the RVC1150 model points "rearward". Since crutchfield only sells the RVC1150T, which is meant to be mounted from the top looking down, could I still use this camera on my Altima and somehow rotate the image? I'll be mounting this on a horizontal surface (where the trunk release button is).
jesse  Apr 05, 2015
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I mounted the camera in the rear bumper of my 05 mustangs looking down. I can see from just behind the rear bumper up to above the horizon with the car level. You can see higher with the rear view mirror and the camera takes care of what is not in the mirror plus more area. As you plan to mount it higher than mine is should let you see what is behind that you don't want to back over. If you can see above the bumper of the car behind you that most of what you want. Remember you rear view mirror will still be available. I hope this helps. I believe that if you turn the camera you will have to turn your monitor to keep your image right side up.
roderick  Apr 07, 2015
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I honestly don't know since I haven't installeed the camera yet. I ran out of good weather last fall....:(
philip  Apr 07, 2015
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Don't know
ryan  Apr 07, 2015
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Hello, love the camera and it is working great. However, the image is like looking into a mirror. The drivers side of the car is on the right side of the screen and vise versa. Anyone know what wire to cut or how to correct this? Thanks!!!
cmm1976  Oct 23, 2014
2 answers
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Thanks Ryan, but I cannot get to the camera since it is installed already. But I had access to the black cord that runs up to the radio. I spliced it open and it has a red, green, yellow, white, and black wire in it. Would you happen to know which one to cut? Thanks!!!
cmm1976  Nov 09, 2014
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Cut both of the loop wires and tape up
ryan  Oct 24, 2014
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I for the life of me cannot get this camera to work. Have tried multiple power and ground points. Head unit switches to camera signal when put in reverse via the purple wire included with harness but not signal from the camera. Wondering if I got a lemon. Any suggestions?
scott  Aug 09, 2014
1 answer
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If you purchased the product from Crutchfield, feel free to contact our Tech Support team. They can walk you through the settings on the product and see if there may be a fix. Our toll-free Tech Support number is printed on your invoice, and is also available under the "My Orders" tab in the "My Account" section of our website. If you did not purchase the unit from Crutchfield, then you may want to contact the manufacturer. You can also post your question in our forums: http://community.crutchfield.com. Or try our online support center: http://crutchfield.custhelp.com/app/answers/list/kw/.
kristina  Aug 09, 2014 (Staff)
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Any F-150 Owners care to share were they mounted this Camera. If it was in the Tailgate handle does it show the bumper and trailer hitch, or does it need to be shimmed to show the bumper?
chris  Jul 17, 2014
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Good question Chris. I have a 2007 F-150 Crew Cab and I did mount it in the Tailgate latch. It does NOT show the bumper or trailer hitch; however I came up with a simple solution. If mounted in the lower left hand corner of the tailgate latch (the only spot you can mount on the latch), it will show the ground approximately 8 inches behind your bumper. I find it looked best as well as looking professional and factory made at that location. I came up with two solutions to the problem. 1) Shim it like you discussed; however I just didn't like the way it looked having been shimmed out so far. OR 2) Take a few zip ties/wire/string/etc. and make a loop, then hook one end on the post that the latch catches on, and the other to the tailgate catch. This allows the tailgate to open a few inches and look right at the bumper and hitch. I don't tow trailers every day, so this was the best option for me. If you do tow trailers on a daily basis and don't want to get out of the truck to open the tailgate a few inches, then shimming would be the way to go. Also, the way mine worked out, the edges of the camera viewing area are in line with the sides of my truck. I just know that when I am backing up, the bottom of the camera screen is approx. 8 inches away from my bumper. It works great for me on my 7 inch pioneer screen. I hope this helps, let me know if I can help you any more.
aaron  Jul 23, 2014
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I returned this item. Sorry I could not help.
michael  Jul 18, 2014
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I have an F-150 and a Suburban. I mounted the camera in my suburban at about the same level as the Ford logo on my truck (they park side by side) Tailgate contour is similar between the two at that point. I can see the bumper and hitch when backing. I also clipped the wires to turn on the grid which makes lining up the hitch a breeze. Its a round about answer but I don't think you will need shims I didn't use any on the Suburban.
dorothy  Jul 18, 2014
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I have a 2008 dodge ram and i put it right below the tail gate handle cas on mine there s no way to out it right at the handle like on the newer trucks that already come with the camera from factory, With this camara u can change the angles so u should see the bumper and the hitch, i like it
agustin  Jul 18, 2014
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Are there cables to connect to the reverse trigger of the monitor and the backup up lights so that its only powered when backing and automatically triggers the monitor?
radlaw  May 19, 2014
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You will need to buy additional wire for the trigger and to connect into your reverse light... I found speaker wire was easier since the wire is already connected and u have to run two wires... One that connects to the reverse light then it runs up to ur headunit trigger... Then a wire running from the ACC of the headunit back to the camera for power... The RCA plug is attached to the camera and u run those up to ur headunit with ur trigger and power cable
brian e  May 23, 2014
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I haven't installed my camera yet, but there is a power, ground, and signal lead. You would need to only have power to the camera while you were backing up, Simply find the reverse lamp wire and use that for power to the camera so it's not always on. HOwever, I'm going by memory so I'm not 100% sure.
philip  May 22, 2014
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Yes. I have installed this on my wife's 2011 Toyota Venza and this is the best camera out there. I would strongly recommend it. Thanks - Sean
sean  May 21, 2014
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The camera plugged into the back of my unit with the provided cable. Automatically displays when the vehicle s placed in reverse (powered off of back up lights circuit).
james  May 20, 2014
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When I installed mine I powered the camera off of the wire to the backup light that way the camera is only "live" when the vehicle is in reverse. The radio wiring harness will be wired into the vehicle in such a way as to tell the radio that the vehicle is in reverse and it will open the view up to the camera. One other helpful hint with this camera is that if your image is upside down you may need to clip one of the camera feed wires, also if you want a grid on the display you will have to cut a second wire. Crutchfield support can tell you which ones or a web search will tell you.
dorothy  May 20, 2014
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No. The camera has 3 cables. Positive power, negative power, and video feed. In my situation, the head unit controls the camera operation. My radio had a wire to attach to the backup lights. When the car is put into reverse, the radio switches to the camera aux video feed. I spliced the camera power into my radio power cable so that the camera power is only on when the radio is on. In short, the radio controls what is seen on it, power is controlled by the power source that you choose to splice into.
phillip  May 20, 2014
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There is a positive and negative for the camera, You can use the 12v power of the the reverse light to signal the camera to come on, I did this. There's 2 other little wires on the camera (blue and white) and the camera comes with instructions on which one to cut if you want to invert the camera and to add the back up lines. Hope this helps
kristopher  May 20, 2014
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Yes the camera will only come on when the reverse is triggered, after that it turns off
ricardo  May 20, 2014
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Should be a red wire on camera cable both ends. You can hook the wire on the camera end to your reverse signal then just plug the connector into your radio. Depending on your radio you might need a seperate harness to wire in so radio can see reverse signal.
ryan  May 20, 2014
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There is a short cable that hooks to your backup light and ground and a long cable that hooks to the video input. With my monitor this works very well and the rear view displays as soon as I put it in reverse and goes away when I shift out. The camera words very well. You can have it display with backup guides line or with out. The instructions for changing guide line preference is a little confusing but I worked it out. I am pleased with my unit which has given me no problems so far.
roderick  May 20, 2014
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It connects to the revers light to get power.
kevin  May 19, 2014
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The camera has an integral power and video cable for 3 feet. then it is broken into two cables. One is for power and one for video. I would see no reason that you could not splice the power cable to the rear back up lights power lead. The monitor (in the dash) is triggered by the reverse switch in the cars wiring bundle. I am not sure if this is the same high current line that actually lights the reverse lamps. These might be two different systems. one to tell the monitor that the car is in reverse (low current trigger signal) and one to power the camera (high current 12Vdc source).
robert  May 19, 2014
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Yes.
james  May 19, 2014
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Yes
kyle  May 19, 2014
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Yes
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