Narco At-50a Transponder - At50 on 2040-parts.com
Santa Barbara, California, United States
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Narco AT-50A Transponder with Tray and connectors Transponder comes with mounting installation tray and connectors as pictured. This transponder is a slide-in replacement for the Narco AT-50. The Narco AT-50A is a very common transponder, and is an upgrade of the original AT-50. The AT-50A offers basic transponder functionality at a reduced cost (compared to King and Collins). SN 25094 CN218A3B Last Serviced 8/24/2001 Unit was working when removed, but I cannot guarantee airworthiness. Sold for parts or to be serviced. |
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