Usb Gps Receiver Magnetic Antenna Car/ship/air Laptop/pc Netbook Navigation on 2040-parts.com
Spring, Texas, United States
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Unused USB GPS units from police with large marine boats.
Can use land, air, ship navigation. Magnet on back of antenna to hold in place while moving. I can include the unused software, but you can download compatible software from the internet, as well as upgrade this software. |
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