Garmin Gps 400w Waas Gps Receiver With Mounting Tray And Wiring Harness on 2040-parts.com
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, US
1) Garmin GNS 400W The GPS 400W provides big-picture situational awareness. WAAS navigation and a host of interface capabilities. GPS 400W is a WAAS-certified GPS with color moving map and includes the popular feature of the GNS 430 minus the Nav and Comm. Fly Waas Approaches, Get high resolution mapping, Enhanced situational awareness, Included is the Garmin 400W unit Trays and wiring. The unit is used, It is operational and was removed recently
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