New Garmin Ga25 Mcx Gps Antenna For Aera 500 510 550 560 696 796 & Nuvi Models on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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For sale is a new Garmin GA25 MCX GPS antenna. The customer who bought the Aera 796's that went with these antennas did not need them as he had antennas already hardwired in his aircraft. Since he did not need them, I kept the antennas and issued him a credit for them. They are new, as you can see by the photos, they just do not have retail packaging as they were from an Aera 796 complete kit. This antenna will work with any GPS that has the MCX style connector.
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