Bendix-king Kt 79 on 2040-parts.com
Concord, California, US
This all solid-state (NO CAVITY TUBE) transponder is in great condition. It met or exceeded specs during its certification check. It is being offered with a mounting tray, connector, fresh "Yellow Tag" and a 30 day warranty. This unit is Mode A, Mode C only; it is NOT Mode S capable.
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