Gps Mid-continent Annunciation Unit Md41-528 For King Kln 89b / 94 Guarantee on 2040-parts.com
Carolina, Puerto Rico, United States
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MD41-528 annunciation control unit with connectors and wiring diagram. Came with a used GPS package, but this annunciation unit was not needed. Face of unit is near mint condition. This is for 28 volts and designed for the King KLN-89B or KLN-94 GPS. Can be returned within 30 days if not satisfied.
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