Used Raytheon r40x head unit. Working condition when I pulled it off the boat last week. Power cord included. I have the scanner but will not ship. Price is for head unit only.
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Radar & Autopilots for Sale
- Furuno marine radar display model: 1800 vintage 1987(US $426.00)
- Datamarine dx104 bronze transducer 205khz(US $99.00)
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- * raymarine * cp370 * digital sonar * new * still in the box *
- Robertson autopilot rudder angle indicator(US $600.00)
- Simrad / navico 2kw radar processor rdr1021md(US $64.99)
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