Black Kvh Tracvision M7 24" Empty Dome - Dummy Satellite - Yacht Marine Antenna on 2040-parts.com
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KVH Tracvision M7 24" Empty Dome
This is a dummy satellite, there are no electronics inside. It is made of hand laid Fiberglass. It comes in a black gel coat. You can paint it or just mount it as is. White is also available, check my other auctions! |
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