Ps Engineering Pm1000 Volume Squelch Audio Panel on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Hello, I have a nice used PS Engineering audio panel, with squelch, volume, and isolation switches. Includes faceplate and wiring harness/plug. Works 4.0 and was removed from my Archer during avionics overhaul.
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