Military Aircraft Radar Ir Antenna Horizon Gain Magnavox 158829-1 Radio T-38 Uh1 on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, US
Respectfully submitted for your perusal: One NOS military aircraft radar control panel! Marked: Magnavox 158829-1 1155 0032 JULY 1972 This is a very cool radar control panel off a military aircraft (I don’t know which one, possibly a rotary-wing). I would keep it, but I have just too much stuff! What’s included: Just what you see in the pictures. Condition: No evidence of liquid ingress and no burnt smell. No damage I could see. Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! Terms and conditions: Ø If you have a feedback score of less than 10, please contact me before you bid or I many cancel your bid. This is due to the rash of non-paying bidders. Ø I describe things to the best of my ability. Ø Please ask all your questions before you bid. Ø Review my feedback and bid with confidence. Ø Sold AS-IS. Ø Return policy: You may return your purchase up to fourteen (14) days after it has been delivered. You pay for postage both ways. Funds will be given as PayPal or personal check. Ø Payment: Ø Is due in my hand within 10 business days of invoice date. Ø Must be made in US funds. Ø PayPal to a “confirmed” address. Ø Contact is due within 3 days of auction close or I get crabby. J Ø Shipping (I combine shipping whenever possible): o Local pickup is fine (COD). o Domestic: Your item will be shipped USPS Priority mail with promptly after funds clear. o International: Your item will be shipped USPS Priority mail promptly after funds clear.
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