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Prescott, Arizona, United States

Prescott, Arizona, United States
Never used, but was kept in flight bag protected from wear and tear.
Make:Collins Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

COLLINS WXR-700X WEATHER RADAR SYSTEM PILOT'S GUIDE

66 page pilot's guide to operating this Collins Weather Radar in the cockpit.  Full color
pages with a bonus page for the pilot's manual of a "Guide Summary" for info at
your fingertips. 

Published by Collins in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.  Dated 11-15-85.  Printed in the USA

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BAC Mono U.S. bound

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