Hawker Apu "small Restrictor" on 2040-parts.com
Saint Charles, Missouri, US
Moving some more inventory - here's a "small restrictor" for the PATS APU installation on a Hawker 800XP - it can be used to change the airflow in the A/C Ducting to allow for seasonal changes. I have no paperwork with this item although it is stamped up with the manufacturer's FAA PMA mark and other inspection stamps. Buyer must determine if the item is acceptable for installation on an aircraft. I accept PayPal and will ship free to the mainland US within 3 business days of receiving payment. If you bid on more than one item please let me know so I can combine shipping. Please note that I will post positive feedback once I receive it. Thanks or looking.
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