Satcom Intermediate Gain Aero-i Tt-5006a / Universal Avionics 10101-00 Antenna on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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Intermediate gain Satcom antenna This listing is for a used Universal Avionics Satcom Aero-I intermediate gain antenna, PN 10101-00, removed from a working system. Also used as the TT-5006A antenna. Unit only removed for upgrades. Email for any questions. Check out my other items. KLN-94 also available. Note: Full payment required within 48hrs of auction end. Item will usually be shipped within 48hrs of received payment. Shipping and handling charges apply to Continental USA only. Additional charges apply for International destinations. No returns available for this item. |
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