R.c. Allen Directional Gyro - Rca11a-16b on 2040-parts.com
Marmaduke, Arkansas, United States
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This gyro was removed in September from my Mooney as part of autopilot install. It was replaced with another gyro with a heading bug. I'm selling it "as removed" in working condition. The knob used to select heading works perfectly. The display is very good as seen in the picture. This is a lighted model that connected to my 14 v electrical system. I can not accept a return on this item. Shipping will be a flat rate $10 to ship to the lower 48. Thanks! |
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