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Standard Horizon Gx1700 Eclipse Dsc+ Vhf Radio White + Microphone Read Ad on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
Location:

Oakland, California, United States

Oakland, California, United States
NO CABLES OR OTHER ACCESSORIES ARE INCLUDED.
Brand:Standard Horizon Electronics & Navigation Type:Radio & Communications Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown Part Type:Electronics & Navigation

STANDARD HORIZON GX1700 ECLIPSE DSC+ VHF Radio   WHITE + MICROPHONE READ AD 

Unit powers on as shown.However, I get a message on the LCD screen display (radio will not transmit any dsc calls until ownership mmsi entered ) 

Those are not mine..got them from a local auction...I  have no INFO.
 

got scratches on it from normal   use 

missing both knobs.
comes as shown.

NO CABLES OR OTHER ACCESSORIES ARE INCLUDED. 

 No returns accepted...buy it at your own risk

Serial number may vary

MICROPHONE DISCOLORED FROM THE SUN...TURNED INTO YELLOW AS SHOWN IN PIX  

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