Purchase Yellow tagged Cessna ARC RT 385A Nav Comm with tray and connector in Deer Park, Washington, United States

Condition:Used Brand:Cessna

Yellow tagged ARC Cessna RT 385A Nav/Comm radio. 28 volt, nice clean radio. Yellow tagged 11/25/2015 and never installed since being tagged. Comes with tray and connector.

ARC's RT-385A is a solid-state TSO'd NAV/COMM transceiver. The RT-385A uses an electronic digital frequency display. If your aircraft has a 28 volt electrical system, this may be the least expensive way to add a NAV/COMM, especially one with an electronic LED display.

720 COMM channels

200 NAV channels

7 watts nominal transmission power

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