Garmin Gtx 330es Ads-b Transponder Certified on 2040-parts.com
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Garmin GTX 330ES ADS-B Transponder (Certified Airplanes)
Recently removed this unit from our A36 Bonanza as part of a much broader G500 glass panel upgrade. The only reason we removed it is that we wanted to bring traffic and weather into our G500 panel and it was simpler to do it with the slightly newer GTX 345. This is a great piece of hardware - see the Garmin site for more details. It's a current model still being sold. |
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