Raymarine C80 Color Chartplotter Multi-function Display 8” E02020 on 2040-parts.com
Punta Gorda, Florida, United States
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Up for auction is a used Raymarine C80 color chartplotter multi-function, all-in-one 8” display, #E02020 (serial #0160952). This item is in excellent condition, works perfectly, and was installed at an inside helm station. It is for sale because we completed a total electronics upgrade (see before and after helm photos) due to a malfunctioning engine display.
Included are the sun cover, power cable, 2012 Navionics "All USA & Northern Bahamas" chart card, installation manual, reference manual and operating guide. We will ship this display promptly via Priority Mail within the U.S. and we know that it will be appreciated by the buyer. |
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