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Man-overboard Floating Strobe on 2040-parts.com

US $120.00
Location:

Florida, United States

Florida, United States


 

THIS IS FORESPAR WL-1 FLOATING STROBE-LITE. AUTOMATIC STROBE LITE FLASHES WHEN THROWN OVERBOARD. USES A 6V SPRING BATTERY. STROBE FLASHES FOR 52 HRS AT USCG APPROVED RATE,  THE MOUNTING BRACKET IS MISSING.  BUYER IS BUYING 'AS IS', SELLER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MALFUNCTIONS OR MISHAPS DUE TO IMPROPER OPERATION.  BATTERY NOT INCLUDED.

WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE, CONTACT ME PRIOR TO PURCHASE FOR SHIPPING RATES.




On Dec-14-15 at 21:27:00 PST, seller added the following information:

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