Garmin/apollo Mx 20 on 2040-parts.com
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Worked when removed for major upgrade out of Bonanza. The color and clarity is way better then a 430 or 530 You can add data cards to this unit which include radar, traffic, etc. This has 4 slot capabilites most have only 2. Apollo Garmin MX20 with version 5.7 software, tray and manuals. This MX20 is in good condition and was working in the aircraft when removed in June, 2015 for an upgrade. Have a GARMIN MX20 DATA CARD WITH CHARTVIEW, 5.8 SOFTWARE THE LAST SOFTWARE RELEASED I will include at no charge. Does come with tray but no connector....connectors readily available. THIS WILL HAVE TO BE INSURED WHEN SHIPPING WITH A SIGNATURE . |
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