Aircraft Temperature Gauge, An5790-6 For 2 1/8 Inch Opening on 2040-parts.com
Montello, Wisconsin, US
TEMPERATURE INDICATOR GAUGE FOR 2 1/8 INCH OPENING MINUS 50 TO PLUS 150
AN 5790-6 MF'RS PART NO. 110077 CONTRACT NO. AC-35737
WESTON ELEC INSTR CORP
FRONT TO BACK 4 INCHES
GLASS NOT CRACKED AND CASE INTACT
CANNOT BE TESTED SO BEING SOLD "AS IS"
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