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Simrad Ap11 Auto+pilot Display Control Head Unit Robertson J300x/ 3000x/ Ap3000x on 2040-parts.com

US $425.00
Location:

Jupiter, Florida, United States

Jupiter, Florida, United States
Buttons work as designed. Slight discoloration in LCD.
Brand:Simrad Robertson Manufacturer Part Number:36233

I have a clean AP11 Autopilot Control Head being removed next week during an electronics refit.  This unit powers up and the buttons work properly.  Please note that here is a slight discoloration in the middle of the LCD.  Please see photos... It is mainly seen when the unit is off.  I did not even notice it while running the boat... Only when I started taking photos for this listing did I become aware of it.  These are rare to find in this clean condition.  The last one sold for $499 on a BIN.  (There was one at $525 prior to that.)  I have reduced this due to the LCD, even though it works fine and looks better than the others.   I am including the Suncover and the cord that goes to the J300X box.  (The J300X is available in another listing, as is the compass.)  


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