Roll Servo, Sa816b, 4000290-8506, Fresh 8130 5/15 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
ROLL SERVO, SA816B, 4000290-8506, fresh 8130 5/15. Any questions call 817-237-7541 |
GPS for Sale
Servo assymbly, 2268a1, 4006451-0501, as removed(US $85.00)
Servo drive, sm200, 4006719-904, as removed(US $825.00)
Autopilot computer, sp200, 4008519-914, fresh 8130 8/15(US $8,650.00)
Autopilot computer, sp200, 4008519-916, fresh 8130 4/15(US $4,950.00)
Actuator, pa495a, 42964-4900, fresh 8130 4/15(US $915.00)
Receiver, r446a, 43090-1028, as removed(US $915.00)
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