B&g Network Autopilot Type 1 on 2040-parts.com
Vero Beach, Florida, United States
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B&G network Autopilot system. SN# NP1C9604105 no other part numbers found. It was fully functional and tested before we removed during electronics upgrade. This is the older B&G network with internal compass in jbox. Comes with cables and parts shown. No corrosion on Jbox , decent fully readable display, all buttons work.
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