Kmd-540 Mfd With Traffic, Egpws Terrain, Radar And Fis Modules Installed on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
KMD-540 MFD This listing is for a used Bendix King KMD-540 multi-function display unit, PN 066-04035-0101, in good working condition. Unit already has Traffic module KAC-504, radar module KAC-501, EGPWS module KAC-502 and FIS module KAC-503 already installed. Email for any questions. Check out my other items. FEATURES
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