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Emergency Compass Ki-13 (КИ-13). Mig-29. Mig-31. Su-27. Su-30. Su-33. Su-35. on 2040-parts.com

US $200.00
Location:

Брянск, default, Russian Federation

Брянск, default, Russian Federation
Condition:Used Brand:КИ-13 Country/Region of Manufacture:Russian Federation Manufacturer Part Number:1110925

This compass for many military planes and helicopters. 

Is established even on the most modern planes.

It is serviceable. Shows correctly! It is very beautiful if to put on a car windshield.

If there are questions - write.

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