Uniden Oceanus Dsc Vhf Marine Radio on 2040-parts.com
Marshfield, Massachusetts, United States
Uniden OCEANUS model vhf marine radio with dsc. Unit has been bench tested and works as intended. Unit is in excellent used condition and can be put into service upon receipt. We do not accept returns on electrical items for obvious reasons and recommend having an electrician service or install all electrical on your boat. Please call or send us a message if you have a problem with item.
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