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805c0566-01 Loran-c Antenna on 2040-parts.com

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Vineland, New Jersey, United States

Vineland, New Jersey, United States
THIS IS A USED LORAN-C ANTENNA IT WAS REMOVED SERVICEABLE FOR UP GRADE TO A GPS SYSTEM. MODEL NY-154.
Brand:FOSTER AIRDATA SYSTEMS Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:805C0566-01

THIS IS A USED LORAN-C ANTENNA IT WAS REMOVED SERVICEABLE FOR UP GRADE TO A GPS SYSTEM. MODEL NY-154
I WILL GUARANTEE IT WORK OR YOUR MONEY BACK. I WILL INCLUDE 2 NEW BNC CONNECTORS.

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