Attitude Indicator (autopilot Output) P/n 300-2cf on 2040-parts.com
Dalton, Massachusetts, United States
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Working fine when recently removed for upgrade. Paint is peeling on the miniature airplane. The rest of it looks nice. Has not been serviced in many years, would consider this a core for that reason.
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