Cessna Grimes 28 Volt Rotating Beacon P/n 46-01014-1-24 C621002-0106 on 2040-parts.com
Midway, Arkansas, US
This unit was removed from a Cessna 310N for a LED upgrade. The unit was illuminating; however the motor was not rotating. It appears after removal that one of the three cannon plug pins for the motor power is pushed in and needs to be reset and we would guess that it will work. However, please buy understanding that is not a guarantee. The glass is in good condition.
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