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Electronics International Twin Engine Cht P/n Cc-1p Primary Twin Cht Gauge 14/28 on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Palm Coast, Florida, United States

Palm Coast, Florida, United States
Used as removed condition, no plug or probes included
Manufacturer Part Number:CC-1P Brand:Electronics International

Up for you to consider today I have a used

Electronics International 

Digital Twin Engine CHT Gauge 

Model # CC-1P 

Primary CHT Gauge 

Used condition , removed from a Piper Navajo . Powered up for photos , used condition

Note Probes & Plug not included  ... List is $598

Will ship via USPS Flat rate $8 , 2-3 day shipping ... Normally ships same day if paid for before 12pm, other wise the following day unless it a weekend. 

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