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(qdj) Bendix Mka-28c Marker Beacon Receivr 2087821-2811 *oh W/ 8130 & 121 Trace* on 2040-parts.com

US $249.99
Location:

Mesa, Arizona, US

Mesa, Arizona, US
:

DESCRIPTION

You are bidding on a Bendix MKA-28C Marker Beacon Receiver. Unit is in OH Condition and all ready to go

Includes:

  • 8130 from Aeroframe Airepairs June, 2008
  • Fedex 121 Trace Papers
  • Our Material Cert

P/N 2087821-2811

P/N 2087821-2811

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