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US $1,198.00
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Ronkonkoma, New York, United States

Ronkonkoma, New York, United States
Good working condition with yellow serviceable tag.
Manufacturer Part Number:066-01148-0101 Warranty:No Brand:King UPC:Does not apply

This unit s/n 7338 has been bench tested by an FAA certified repair station. It is fully functional and comes with a yellow serviceable tag (8130-3 equivalent in North America). 

It comes with rack, connectors and KA 92 Antenna. 

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