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Collins 622-6523-005 Ctl-92 Control - Used Avionics on 2040-parts.com

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Sugar Grove, Illinois, United States

Sugar Grove, Illinois, United States
Unit shows normal wear marks on case. This item has not been bench tested.
Brand:Collins Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:622-6523-005

Collins CTL-92 Control Head
Part Number 622-6523-005

 

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