King Kr 86 Adf System (14 Volt) on 2040-parts.com
Acworth, Georgia, United States
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King
KR 86 ADF System (14 volt) We only ship within the Continental United
States and will not accept International Payments What you see is what you get. King KR 86 ADF system was just removed for a avionics
upgrade and includes a KA 42B antenna and complete harness with tray and plug. Not
sure if the KR 86 is in working condition but the antenna and harness could be
used with a another ADF system or
installation. Package is sold as is as removed.
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