King Radio Corp. Kma 24 Marker Beacon & Isolation Amplifiers P/n 066-1055-03 on 2040-parts.com
Greeley, Colorado, US
This is a King Radio Corp. KMA 24 Marker Beacon & Isolation Amplifiers P/N 066-1055-03 S/N 16764 that is currently up for auction. Guaranteed to work and pass your inspection or your money back. This is a no reserve auction and will sell to the highest bidder.
No damage to unit other than minimal scratches from age.
Some details on part:
- Voltage: 14, & 28
- Has mods: 1-5
- Tray included
I will not end the auction early and will ride it out till the very end. This makes it fair to everyone who has interest in buying this item.
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