Dorne And Margolin Marker Beacon Antenna P/n Dmn43-1 S/n 18063 New Surplus on 2040-parts.com
Swainsboro, Georgia, United States
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This is a Dorne and Margolin Marker Beacon Antenna (P/N DMN43-1; S/N 18063) for use with 75hz marker beacon receivers. It can be used on all subsonic aircraft. Antenna is in new surplus condition and includes the mounting seal as well as the installation guide.
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