Pitot Static Test Set Tester For Barfield Or Tic Garmin Avionics on 2040-parts.com
Slatersville, Rhode Island, United States
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This unit comes as pictures. From a closed avionics shop. I am unable to test on an aircraft. Sold as is no warranty guarantee returns or exchanges. I ship worldwide 1st fair offer takes it!
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