Hi , up for auction is a BENDIX KING KT-76A TRANSPONDER. It´s in good working condition and was only removed from the aircraft for a avionics upgrade . I guaranty this item for 30 days after auction end . If your not happy with it for any reason you can return it within 30 days of auction end for a full refund ( minus postage ) . Please, don´t forget to take a look at my other auctions where I have more interesting items listed. |
Transponders for Sale
King kt76c digital transponder mods 1-5 guaranteed(US $690.00)
Bendix king kt 76 c transponder
Bendix king kt 76c atc transponder w/ tray & mods p/n 066-01156-0101 s/n 16368
Cessna rt-359a transponder p/n 41420-1128(US $295.00)
Bendix/king kt-76c transponder(US $949.00)
Bendix king kt-76c digital transponder tso(US $1,000.00)
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