King Kx125 14v Nav Comm Kx 125 Built In Cdi on 2040-parts.com
Palm Springs, California, United States
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King KX125 removed in perfect working order complete with tray, backplate, connector, and copy of installation manual. Radio is very clean. The internal CDI offers an "Auto-TO" feature that centers the needle and plots a course directly to the active VOR. There are also "TO" and "FROM" markings on the display. An internal VOR/LOC converter is used by the internal CDI, and this circuitry allows the KX-125 to show you the current radial or bearing to the active VOR. |
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