Garmin Gtx33 Transponder With Rack And Connectors on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, United States
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This Garmin GTX 33 was recently removed during an upgrade by a FAA Certified Repair Station and Garmin dealer. It was in good working condition at time of removal. * IFR-certified 250 W transponder for GTN series avionics * Optional 1090 MHz ES broadcast technology * Integrates with a wide range of displays * Remote ident and auto standby capability* Displays Traffic Information System (TIS-A) alerts The Garmin GTX 33 comes with connector and mounting tray for G1000 rack. It can be controlled by either a GTN, GNS480, or G1000. sorry, but no international sales. The Garmin GTX33 is guaranteed against doa if installed by an authorized service technician. Otherwise this is sold as/is. I will ship with fedex ground and send it insured unless you request UPS or USPS. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. |
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