Kln-89b Ifr Gps With Extras on 2040-parts.com
Spearfish, South Dakota, United States
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KLN-89B IFR GPS. Nice condition. Works fine. Data card included. Expired but still supported. Comes with tray and backplate, Also included are the Commander home docking unit, programmable cable, owners manual, quick reference guide, and Ameri-King annunciator panel for IFR installations. Nice display/front panel. Does not come with pictured antenna and installation kit. That is separately listed on eBay. Thanks.
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