Collins Microline Nav/com/gs Package on 2040-parts.com
Natchez, Mississippi, United States
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Removed in perfect working order for avionics upgrade. Includes VHF-250 (TSO) 720 channel COM, VIR-350 (TSO) NAV, GLS-350 glideslope receiver, and PWC-150 power converter for 28 volt installations. Some purely cosmetic wear on face plates. Minor crazing of COM frequency display. Tunes smoothly and mechanical tuner will never burn out. Includes trays and backplates.
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