Raytheon Apelco Jrc 18" 2kw Dome Radar Motor For R10x,r10, R10xx? Copal 12v Copa on 2040-parts.com
Castro Valley, California, US
Purchased from Radar Marine Electronics. Fits Raytheon R10x and others. Used, working condition.
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