Aircraft Indicator For Cage Liquid Oxygen Capacitor on 2040-parts.com
Haifa, Israel
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Aircraft Indicator For Cage Liquid Oxygen capacitor you are bidding on Used Aircraft Indicator For Cage Liquid Oxygen capacitor 115 V Single Phase 400 Cycles Item looks acceptable. Glass is locally shattered. Can not test it. For Sale As IS. Feel free to contact me via e-mail for questions or for additional photos. PAYMENT INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS SHIPPING I ship most items Air mail, Other carriers can be considered, note that the shipping fees may be different!
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