Used 28v Bendix King Kx155 Vhf Com Transceiver Nav Receiver W 8130 on 2040-parts.com
Spring Hill, Tennessee, United States
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Selling a Bendix King KX-155, part 069-1024-04 Nav/Com radio, 28V. No GS. I purchased from Repair Station w/ 8130, but never installed. Intended to, but I just purchased GPS/NAV/COM instead, and already have backup COM. Does not include tray and backplate. However, with this auction, they are available for add-on at $50 extra each. |
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