Az15 Bendix Encoding Altimeter 8130-3 on 2040-parts.com
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BENCH CHECKED WITH CERTIFICATION, WORKSHEET AND 8130-3 FORM. A BENDIX ENCODING ALTIMETER 99251-3252013-1101, RANGE 3500FT WEIGHT 2.0 POUNDS VOLTS 28. THIS UNIT WAS REMOVED FOR UPDATED SYSTEM AND INSPECTED FOR RETURN TO SERVICE. THIS WORK WAS DONE IN 2011 AND YOU MAY HAVE TO HAVE IT CHECKED BECAUSE OF SHELF LIFE BEFORE RETURNING TO SERVICE SO OUR STARTING PRICE IS BASED ON THIS.
WE WILL GIVE YOU A 60 DAY MONEY BACK GUARENTEE, BUT IT IT IS TAKEN APART (OVERHAUL SEAL BROKEN)FOR ANY REASON DEAL IS OFF AND YOU OWN IT.
INDICATED SHIPPING IS USA ONLY BUT WE WILL SHIP ANY PLACE, BUYER HAS TO PAY SHIPPING, WE DO COMBINE SHIPPING
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