Helicopter Vir32 Receiver on 2040-parts.com
West Columbia, Texas, US
VIR32 receiver repaired by Rockwell Collins in 1999 and comes with FAA 8130-3 from them. This receiver has been stored in a climate controlled environment for years and has not been put into service since repaired. Manufacture part number is 622-6137-001. Because of the long time since repair it should be checked before installation. I am confident that there is not much or anything at all wrong with it. Selling at a low starting bid with no reserve.
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