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Clermont, Florida, United States

Clermont, Florida, United States
Century Flight Systems Century 41 Autopilot Mode Programmer (3123), image 1
“This unit is for parts or repair”
Manufacturer Part Number:1C771 Brand:Century Flight Systems UPC:Does not apply

CENTURY FLIGHT SYSTEMS CENTURY 41 AUTOPILOT MODE PROGRAMMER 28/14 VOLT DC P/N 1C771


This unit is untested and sold as is. Also included is an accompanying Yaw Damper model 1C763-2. All buttons are in working condition.


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