Collins Glideslope Receiver/51v-4 on 2040-parts.com
Blairsville, Georgia, US
Collins Glideslope Receiver
51V-4
This unit appears to be in good repairable condition. I am unable to test it for operation, accuracy, or airworthiness. There is a dent in the case(pictured)
It will have to be recertified by a FAA 145 Repair Station and issued a 8130-3 Airworthiness Release before being installed on an aircraft. I accept no responsibility for it being installed prior to or after recertification.
I am selling it "as is" with no warranty expressed, written, or implied.
Shipping is for the Continental United States.
Thanks for looking.
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