Lear Sigler Aircraft Engine Generator, 50-389112, 30v, 150 Amp, Core on 2040-parts.com
Kidron, Ohio, US
Here we are offering a Lear Sigler aircraft engine generator, model 30059-011, p/n 50-389112, s/n 2564, which is 30V, 150 amps. This is a non-working core sold used, as-is.
Representations: This item has been visually inspected and looks good. It is sold As-Is but is guaranteed to be as represented, and your satisfaction is important to us. Airworthiness, and applicability to a specific aircraft or its component, are the responsibility of the buyer.
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