Autohelm Raytheon Raymarine St50 Tridata Display on 2040-parts.com
New York, New York, United States
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Autohelm Tridata display. Unfortunately one of the wire connectors was necessary to cut, so this item is being sold as parts or not working. However, this unit worked prior to removal, with the exception of the backlight.
This item is not available for shipping outside the continental US.
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