Avionics King Kr86 Adf Receiver 8130-3 Yellow Tagged on 2040-parts.com
West Lafayette, Indiana, United States
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This King KR-86 was remove to install a Garmin package. Works very well. Receiver has a 14 day money back warranty less shipping. Was checked out by Lafayette Avionic, Inc. Has 8130-3 and yellow tag by CRS KH2R952K. If you have any questions call Ron or Josh at 765-743-3828.
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