Furuno Radar Rsb-0070 48" Open Array Used on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, United States
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Furuno Radar RSB-0070 48" Open Array USED with cable. Unit was working when removed for upgrade. Some corrosion on the exterior, clean and dry in the inside. See the pictures.
The picture shows it working with a NavNet display which is being sold in a separate auction. |
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