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Raymarine C120w Chartplotter And Dsm 300 Sounder on 2040-parts.com

US $1,350.00
Location:

Newport, North Carolina, US

Newport, North Carolina, US
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Up for bid is used, in excellent condition, Raymarine C120W chartplotter along with its DSM300 digital sounder module. Included are the power cables and cable from the sounder to the plotter. No transducer is included. I removed this package from my boat to upgrade to a new Raymarine system. I returned this system to Raymarine to have the components checked out. Everthing checked out fine. It's a good solid unit for many years of use.


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