Kollsman Pilots Standby Compass P/n 814bn-5-0 on 2040-parts.com
Elk Grove, California, United States
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FOR SALE IS A KOLLSMAN PILOTS STANDBY COMPASS.THIS UNIT CAME FROM AN AIRPLANE THAT WAS UPGRADING ITS AVIONICS AND WORKING AS REMOVED.
P/N 814BN-5-0 |
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