True Airspeed Indicator 40-240 Mph - Lighted on 2040-parts.com
Wauconda, Illinois, United States
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True Airspeed Indicators have a sub-dial
and window. The pilot can set the dial to coincide the outside
temperature with the flight altitude for immediate and accurate true
airspeed reference. Featuring all metal parts, aluminum case housing,
short length and light weight.
MEASURE RANGE: 40-240 MPH - Lighted
SIZE: 3-1/8"
Non TSO We offer 30 days money back guarantee when the unit is returned unopened and in the same condition as sold. Refund does NOT include shipping and insurance. Item does not carry any manufacturer's warranty. |
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