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West Marine Vector Ii Loran Splash Proof Housing on 2040-parts.com

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Niles, Michigan, United States

Niles, Michigan, United States
Used West Marine Vector II Loran in working condition. The white plastic house is slightly yellowed, and there are a few scratches on the screen.
Brand:West Marine Country/Region of Manufacture:Hong Kong Manufacturer Part Number:Model 407569

This West Marine Vector II Loran is in working condition with power cable, antenna cable, manual, and original box. Model 407569. The white plastic housing is slightly yellowed, and the screen has a few scratches. The unit includes a NMEA 0183 interface for transmitting data to other electronic gear.

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