Raymarine Rs130 Gps Reciever on 2040-parts.com
Cumming, Georgia, United States
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This auction is for a Raymarine RS130 that was only used once for some diagnostic work. It has been sitting in the box in a cabinet for a few years. I do not know if anything is missing from the box, it only comes with what you see in the pictures. The cable is approximately 20 feet long. Sea talk ng I believe, but not sure. You are responsible for determining if this will work on your boat. I only ship domestically. thank you.
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