Bendix King Honeywell Cni 5000 Integrated Radio Package on 2040-parts.com
Golden, Mississippi, United States
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Bendix King Honeywell CNI 5000 integrated radio package. Includes two KT70 mode S transponders, two KN53 Navs with glidescope, two KY196A coms, one KR87 ADF with front plate, back pate, cooling fan-the whole package. It was removed, in working order, from a Cessna CJ due to avionics upgrade. All in working order. |
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