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Pleasant Valley, New York, United States

Pleasant Valley, New York, United States
Used GPA-018 with 8 ft of cable. Unit was working when remove from vessel. Updated Furuno electronics No cracks faded due ti weather exposure.
Brand:Furuno Country//Region of Manufacture:Japan Manufacturer Part Number:GPA-018

 Used Differential GPS antennae, Furuno GPA-018). The cable is 8 ft long no breaks in cable. The antennae was working when it was removed for updated Furuno GPS receiver.

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