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US $500.00
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Vineland, New Jersey, United States

Vineland, New Jersey, United States
DF201-2SZ NORTHERN AIRBORNE TECH., US $500.00, image 1
“THIS WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE SERVICEABLE. IT WAS PURCHASED ALONG WITH OTHER AVIONICS AND INSTRUMENT ITEMS.RT1 TYPE CUSTOM INTERFACE, IT HAS REV. C MODE STATUS 157 IF IT DON'T WORK RETURN IT FOR A REFUND. YOU HAVE 30 DAYS GUARANTEE.”
Brand:NORTHERN AIRBORNE TECHNOLOGY Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:DF201-2SZ Core Charge:NONE Warranty:Yes

THIS WAS LAST KNOWN TO BE SERVICEABLE. IT WAS PURCHASED ALONG WITH OTHER AVIONICS AND INSTRUMENT ITEMS.RT1 TYPE CUSTOM INTERFACE, IT HAS REV. C MODE STATUS 157 IF IT DON'T WORK RETURN IT FOR A REFUND. YOU HAVE 30 DAYS GUARANTEE. 

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