Garmin Gns-430/530w Data Card Jeppesen Ifrw on 2040-parts.com
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
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I bought spare cards for Jeppesen charts in the 430 WAAS units in a Cirrus G3, but then upgraded the Avidyne to R9 and traded in the 430s. I don't think I ever used the cards, so they may be blank. They would have been new in about 2009, so are probably 8mb cards (they do not have the orange label of the 16MB cards). I am listing each one separately, so this listing is for one card. They are Gamin manufactured, bought from Jeppesen.
Because I can't test them, I am accepting returns if they don't work for you. |
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