Airpath Magnetic Compass P/n C2400-lp Dated 1963 on 2040-parts.com
Riverdale, Michigan, United States
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This Mag Compass It is manufactured by Airpath Instruments and the part number is C2400-Lp . It is guaranteed in working order. All parts are sold as is and it is up to the individual buyer/ installer to determine the items airworthiness. Please ask if you have any questions. I did not try to hook this up, but has both original wires coming out the bottom. Not sure of the value, shoot me an offer. Thank you. The compass does float and spin freely.. Very nice piece. |
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