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King Kn-62a Dme P/n 066-1068-00 30-day Guarantee on 2040-parts.com

US $849.00
Location:

Carolina, Puerto Rico, United States

Carolina, Puerto Rico, United States
Condition:Used Brand:King Manufacturer Part Number:066-1068-00

King KN62A DME 14/28 Volt. Purchased as working to resell from a source I trust. Once I received it I powered it up on the bench to take pictures and verified that all digits work fine. The steel plate that is discolored compared to the rest has some corrossion (see photo). The lens has some letters partly rubbed off. There are no accessories or paperwork included. I will list the tray and connector seperately (subject to prior sale). The unit can be returned within 30 days if not satisfied.

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