Sigma Tek 4000b-30 Directional Gyro on 2040-parts.com
Melbourne, Florida, US
Used Directional Gyro. Removed for Aspen Upgrade in Piper Warrior. Working when removed. P/N IU262-001-39 Model 4000B-30 Serial # T27864E Weight 2.4 lbs Overhauled 10/6/2010
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