Ge Aircraft Computer Engine 7148m74p02 Nsn 6620-01-341-9128 on 2040-parts.com
Brentwood, New York, United States
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G.E. AIRCRAFT COMPUTER ENGINE MONITORING P/N 7148M74P02 NSN 6620-01-341-9128
NOS CONDITION. BELIEVED TO FULLY FUNCTIONAL. NOT TESTED 14 DAY WARRANTY FOR COMPLETE REFUND. DATE CODE 8/19/1984
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