Snowmasters Bcr-1 Radio Receiver Avalanche Unit (433.92mhz) on 2040-parts.com
Mercer Island, Washington, United States
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I think this is an avalanche Radio Detector for finding snow buried persons. Model BCR-1 made by Snowmasters or Snow Masters. Magnetic patch on back allows it to stick to ferrous metals. Frequency is 433.92 MHz. Has a three-conductor 1/4" phone plug connection. Untested, but looks in really good shape. Economy shipping to US via USPS first class. Unit is in good enough shape that I will offer usual-14-day-buyer-pays-return-shipping guarantee.
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