Garmin Gpsmap 496 on 2040-parts.com
Catawba, South Carolina, United States
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You are looking at a Garmin 496 GPS with the external antenna, Garmin GXM30a antenna for XM weather / music and two power cords (one for cigarette lighter and one for hard wire (used). Includes RAM mount as shown. Removed from my airplane after IFR upgrade.
Nothing wrong, works just fine! Great GPS for VFR flying. Let me know if you have questions. |
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