Description
The Axiom 12 adapter plate is used when replacing an existing legacy C120 or E120 Classic Multifunction Display with an Axion 12 or Axion 12 RV uses existing fixing holes.
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Raymarine Adaptor Plate to fit Axiom 12
£75.00
The Axiom 12 adapter plate is used when replacing an existing legacy C120 or E120 Classic Multifunction Display with an Axion 12 or Axion 12 RV uses existing fixing holes.
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