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Little Elm, Texas, United States

Little Elm, Texas, United States


COLLINS DRI-55 DIGITAL RADIO ALTITUDE INDICATOR REPAIR MANUAL

We are offering you a COLLINS AVIONICS MANUAL, this manual is pre-owned and shows normal use, please ask all questions before buying, please understand that you are buying a used item, if you have any issues with it, if it is not as described, please contact us and we will help you until everything is resolved, we guarantee the unit to be as described, we also ship insured and it is included in the shipping charges.

 COMPLETE MANUAL AS SHOWN ON PICTURES.


WE SELL SEVERAL ITEMS, ALL ITEMS ARE PRE-OWNED UNLESS OTHERWISED DESCRIBED, IF THERE IS ANY ISSUE WITH YOUR PURCHASE PLEASE CONTACT US VIA EBAY MESSAGE, PLEASE CONTACT US RIGHT AWAY AND ADDRESS YOUR PROBLEMS BEFORE LEAVING ANY NEGATIVE OR NEUTRAL FEEDBACK, WE NEED PATIENCE AND TRUST, WE WILL HELP YOU UNTIL ANY ISSUE IS RESOLVED. OUR BUYERS SATISFACTION IS A PRIORITY.

 

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