Lowrance Airmap 2000c Color Aviation Gps on 2040-parts.com
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
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The Lowrance 2000c Airmap Color Aviation GPS comes with everything that you see. The box, CD, instructions, cigarette lighter adapter power source (it also runs on 4 AA batteries), antenna, card reader adapter and cover. Additionally it comes with both the suction cup, and yoke RAM mounts.
Everything works just fine, It powers up and quickly acquires signal. The aviation database is outdated. This came with the aircraft that I recently purchased and I really don't need it. It comes with the original bill of sale from 2007 where it cost $680. This GPS would make a great back up unit. Please let me know if you have any questions. |
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