Flightcom Model Iii Voice Activated Aviation Intercom on 2040-parts.com
Morrill, Maine, United States
this is a Flightcom Model III Voice Activated Aviation Intercom. it has been used.it looks to be in good condition it comes with its box and instructions.
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