Garmin Gtn-650 on 2040-parts.com
Bloomfield, New Jersey, United States
Garmin GTN650 in new condition,14/28 VDC Unit. Unit has never been used and was intended for my Bonanza A36 during a recent avionics upgrade but my engineer advised otherwise. Sale includes: Rack, Back-plane, Connectors and manuals and FAA Form 8130.- Authorized Release Certificate and original box.
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