Airplane Accessories Overvoltage 28 V Relay on 2040-parts.com
Palm Harbor, Florida, US
You are bidding on a 28 V Overvoltage relay. Condition is unkonwn although reported working when removed from an aircraft being parted out. I personally can not verify that statement. Please bid accordingly as we can not warranty the item or accept returns.
If I am to ship to an address in Florida, please add the 7% sales tax or furnish us with a current and valid Florida resales certificate. I will ship to any of our lower 48 States for a flat fee of $9.50. Any address outside this area, please add $5 hanling fee plus exact postage.
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