Collins Dgs-65 Directional Gyro System P/n 622-6136-002 on 2040-parts.com
Federal Way, Washington, United States
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Here is a Collins DGS-65 Directional Gyro System that was recently removed for an avionics upgrade in working order.
P/N 622-6136-002 S/N 289XX Model Number: DGS-65 Standard Ground Shipping within the lower 48 states - $20 Thanks for looking |
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