Bendix/King KT76 TSO
P/N: 066-1034-00 S/N: 5337 14 V Unit No tray, and no connectors included Removed from airplane It was fully working and operative when removed. It will be appreciated when buyer will contact me before buying for shipment details Worldwide shipment available. |
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