Offered for bid is a Simrad IS15 wind unit in fair condition. Has sun aging on cups and vane. Normally I check everything but was not able to check unit before removal. Bearings feel good and vane moves smoothly. Cable has been cut off at bracket.
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Boating guide for east mediterranean - pub. 132 on cd(US $6.95)
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