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Raymarine 50" Open Array With Cable And Display Rl80c on 2040-parts.com

US $1,000.00
Location:

Vero Beach, Florida, United States

Vero Beach, Florida, United States
Normal wear and tear.
Brand:Raymarine Manufacturer Part Number:RL80C

Up for auction is a Raytheon RL-80C LCD color Radar and Chartplotter. This system was recently removed from a 2002 Sea Ray Sundancer and was in good working order. I removed it to upgrade to a newer system. The system includes the 50" open array radar, the RL-80C Plotter/Display, the GPS RN-300 that feed the data and the GPS antenna. Also included is 5 meters of cable, the books and all the sun shields. The Sea Talk cables and power cables are readily available, as are c-map nav chips. Buyer pays for packaging and actual shipping charges. The system will be packed in 3 separate boxes. Shipping will be calculated based on destination. Contact me with destination and I will provide an estimate.

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