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King Radio Corporation Kn-60b Dme Serial Number 2296 ~ Not Tested ~ on 2040-parts.com

US $27.50
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McDonald, Pennsylvania, United States

McDonald, Pennsylvania, United States
KING Radio Corporation KN-60B DME Serial Number 2296 ~ Not Tested ~, US $27.50, image 1
“Not Tested. Sold As-Is for parts or repair only. No return accepted.”
Brand:KING RADIO CORP Part Type:Avionics Warranty:No Avionic Part Type:DME Part Brand:KING

KING Radio Corporation KN-60B DME Serial Number 2296
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Not Tested. Sold As-Is for parts or repair only. No return accepted.

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