Bendix/king Ky-197a Comm Transceiver on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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KY-197A Transceiver was recently removed from a Robinson R-44 Helicopter in great working condition.
Transceiver will include the tray and connector. No FAA 8130 will be issued with the sale. Transceiver is Sold As Is. |
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