Sea Tel 3004 Satellite Tv 30" Antenna In 40" Radome, Appears To Be New on 2040-parts.com
Renton, Washington, United States
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This is a 30" antenna suitable for large yachts, fishing boats, ships. It is compatible with the leading satellite companies and will provide signal for many TV sets and receivers. It appears new, unused, and appears to be mounted on it's original pallet. Original new price on www.seatel.biz is $20,495. This unit does not include the controller or any wiring, both of which are available from other vendors on ebay. Complete specifications are also available on the Sea Tel website. The item weighs about 200# including the pallet so I will offer to deliver it in Washington, Oregon Idaho or Montana, otherwise, it will have to be shipped at buyers preference and cost.
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