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Electric Gyro Corp Turn And Slip Indicator Model 1234t100 on 2040-parts.com

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Peck, Michigan, United States

Peck, Michigan, United States
Not tested sold as is
Brand:Electric Gyro Corp. Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:1234T100 Country/Region of Manufacture:Puerto Rico

I am selling this item as is - I have no way to test it. If you are unable to read the info in the pictures or need additional information please contact me.

The top label says:
Electric Gyro Corp / Humacao, Puerto Rico
Turn and Slip Indicator
Model 1234T100 -1(AT)
TSO c3b
Weight 1.1
S/N 760-532
Nom Volts 26
VDC - field is blank

The side label says:
Metro Aircraft Instruments
(Address)
OH is punched
Week 4 is punched
Mo 8 is punched
Yr 79 is punched



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