Raymarine 48" Open Array 4kw Radar on 2040-parts.com
Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, United States
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This Raymarine 48" Open Array 4kW Radar is fully functional and good condition and is easily the best of its kind available. The functioning display picture was taken just before it was removed last week from a 2007 38' Tiara to install a complete Garmin plotter/radar package. Comes with Owners Handbook and original cabling. The entire boat has always been maintained and everything is in great shape.
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