Furuno Gp-1650f Chart Plotter Fish Finder Complete System Excellent Condition on 2040-parts.com
Chino Hills, California, United States
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Up for auction is very clean Furuno GP-1650F chart plotter/fishfinder in excellent condition, perfect flawless condition, with swivel base, suncover, GPS antenna w/new TNC connector, new power cable, and transom mount triducer (50/200kHZ, temp and speed).
Triducer has a split in the cable jacket that will need to be sealed and covered, there's no damage to the wires, all functions working, see last photo. Uses C-Map NT map cards. |
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