Ryan Tcad 8000 Traffic Avoidance System on 2040-parts.com
Moorestown, New Jersey, United States
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Ryan TCAD 8000 Traffic alert system. Removed for avionics upgrade. Shows range and altitude separation from targets within the protected area( up to 5 miles and +-3000ft). Tray, connectors, transponder coupler and antenna module are included but not antennas (needs a top and bottom standard transponder antenna). Excellent condition, photo of unit working in panel prior to removal is included
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