S-tec System 30 Auto Pilot W/alt Hold on 2040-parts.com
Lakeside-Marblehead, Ohio, United States
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This System 30 auto pilot computer with Altitude Hold module was removed from a 1999 Mooney Ovation as part of an avionics upgrade.
The System works flawlessly and is guaranteed to pass the bench check. The unit was tested prior to removal as described on the FAA form 8130 included. Some wiring and connectors are also included with the unit. System 30 part number 01260-6-0-28 serial number 693 Pitch computer part number 01261-45-28 serial number 2247A Control servos and other components are NOT included. |
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