Artex Elt 345-6196 Switch Aviation on 2040-parts.com
Santa Clara, California, US
Hello, I've upgraded the panel on my 1982 Cessna 182, so selling some avionics. This is an Artex 345-6196 remote ELT 110-4. This remote switch is standard for all TSO C91a and TSO C126 ELT. All were taken out by a certified avionics shop in San Diego CA. All worked well when uninstalled. These items are sold as-is. Thanks! |
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