Northstar M3 Approach Gps on 2040-parts.com
South Easton, Massachusetts, US
Northstar M3 Approach GPS complete with mounting tray, connector's, spare data card, Pilots Reference Manual and Pilots Guide. This unit has been tested by a local avionics shop and had a new internal battery installed, the life of the internal battery is approx. 5-7 years and cost me $200.00 to have installed. Unit is in very clean cosmetic condition, with no appreciable signs of wear on the faceplate. This unit was removed from my own personal aircraft for a glass panel upgrade and functions perfectly. BEWARE of the lesser priced units on eBay, as most of them will very likely require a new internal battery.
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