Sigma Tek Directional Gyro Autopilot on 2040-parts.com
Cheng Du city, SiChuang province, CN
Directional Gyro.Part No: 1U262-015-17. Model No: 4000c-20. Ser No: T60594k. Type 1. Weight 3.0 lbs. Range 4.5 to 5.2 IN HG.
This unit face looks very pretty with no scratches.Auction is for everything seen in photos below,like the pic indicate that left knob losed.The indicator was working when removed and has been bench checked good.
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