Here is a very nice, freshly overhauled directional gyro. Work was done by Preferred Avionics and Instruments, in Howell, Michigan. All bearings were replaced. Unit comes with a yellow tag, and a 90 day warranty. price includes a 250.00 core charge which will be refunded upon our receipt of your acceptable core. making your price, 600.00 plus shipping. We ship to the US only.
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