Mylaps Amb Tranx 260 Rechargeable Transponder on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, United States
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Excellent condition rechargeable transponder. It still holds a 4 day charge (green light blinks 4 times). Comes with everything shown. Wall charger, car charger, cradle, transponder, mount, box, decal and instructions. Works great for cars and bikes. No subscription needed and no hassles with the new X2 style transponders.
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