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Narco At-50a Transponder With Fresh 8130. Exchange $595. on 2040-parts.com

US $695.00
Location:

El Paso, Texas, United States

El Paso, Texas, United States
This item has been tested and inspected.
Brand:Narco LOCATION:4A Warranty:No

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Narco AT-50A Transponder With Fresh 8130.
Exchange $595. Outright $695.

This unit was recently repaired and has been released from the El Paso Aero Avionics Department and has a fresh FAA 8130. Send us your economically repairable core and save $100!

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Serving Aviation Since 1969

7305 Boeing Drive, El Paso International Airport, El Paso, Texas 79925

1-800-4EP-AERO or (915)779-3481

 

El Paso Aero, Inc. is an FAA Certified Repair Station - CRS#VL1R562K

All Units, unless otherwise stated, will come with an

FAA 8130-3 or Yellow Return to Service Tag

and a 30 Day Warranty

 Need avionics bench repairs? El Paso Aero, Inc. has been providing quality Sales, Service and Repairs to the Aviation Community Since 1969. We have a large pool of exchange units available and have bench capabilities on most Nav, Com, Radar, DME, Transponder, RNAV, ADF, Audio Systems

 

For All your Avionics Needs Call 1-800-4EP-AERO

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