Collins Rnc-300 Radar Nav Computer Rns-300, 622-5107-001 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Worth, Texas, US
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- this item is: Collins RNC-300 Radar Nav Computer , RNS-300, 622-5107-001, sn 193, a factory sealed unit
The items are as they come from the closed aircraft stores that we acquire.
This item is used equipment and we are selling this item without warranty or return.
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