G240 Pressure Altimeter Kollsman None Encoding on 2040-parts.com
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REAL NICE REBUILT THREE INCH PRESSURE ALTIMETER IT HAS A UPS SERFVICABLE TAG, NOT BEEN MOUNTED. OH SEAL IN PLACE PN A3811910006 CERTIFIED TO 50,000 FEET BOEING GRAY, INTERNAL LIGHT. MOST LIKLEY 5VOLT
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