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S-tec 30 Autopilot 14 Volt Liberty Xl-2 Or Experimental Aircraft on 2040-parts.com

US $3,200.00
Location:

Sebastian, Florida, United States

Sebastian, Florida, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:S-TEC Manufacturer Part Number:S-tec 30

New autopilot, except the pitch computer, it's been back to the factory for repair, includes an 8130 tag for the repair. Spec'ed out for a 14 volt Liberty XL-2 aircraft. Would work well in any 14 volt experimental aircraft. Partial factory harness supplied. 

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