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Raymarine Autopilot Backbone Cable Kit Model# T16012 on 2040-parts.com

US $129.88
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Bayville, New Jersey, United States

Bayville, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Brand:Raymarine Manufacturer Part Number:T16012 UPC:723193160121

Raymarine Autopilot Backbone Cable Kit Model#  T16012

Autopilot Backbone Cable Kit

This autopilot backbone cable kit is required to connect the X-10, X-30, X-CAN and X-SOL corepacks to the ST70 Autopilot Control Head.

Kit Includes

  • A06028 - STNG T-piece connector (2)
  • A06031 - Backbone terminators (2)
  • A06036 - Backbone cable 5M



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