Bendix/king Kea 130a Encoding Altimeter P/n 066-03064-0005 on 2040-parts.com
Middle Village, New York, United States
BENDIX/KING KEA 130A ENCODING ALTIMETER P/N P/N 066-03064-0005 S/N 4048 THIS ALTIMETER WAS REMOVED IN WORKING CONDITION AND COME WITH REAR CONNECTOR.
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